What if you try with computed var ? struct DataObject{ var item: [String:Any] { JSONData serialized out of memory, and may have say, 12 fields } }

It seems that the flow of messages has stopped. Either the server was exhausted or the bug corrected ? 😉 Let's hope we'll have a short explanation of what happened.

Apparently, the flow of mails has stopped …

File a bug report (I did it). https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/759903 I feared the same (intrusion), but Apple support told it was not (but do they know for sure ?)

Even if you are an individual, you are a trader.

As you are a developer (as you are on the forum), what is the problem to do it yourself ? If you face technical issue, please tell, someone will surely help you. But the forum is not for soliciting.

@9age There is a simple solution: develop the app yourself. If there is such a market, you'll become a billionaire. PS: there are very good purely mechanical scales on the market (since a few milleniums). No need for electronic scale nor iPhone app… And low cost as well: https://www.amazon.com/Mechanical-Chemical-roberval-Laboratory-Teaching/dp/B0C3ZKRQBT

All they ask is trader contact information. And your status is In review, waiting for this information. You must provide trader's address, phone number, and email address that you provide for the purpose of posting on your App Store product page. What have you submitted exactly ? Is it exactly the same than the one you provide on AppStore ? Effectively, without this compliance, Apple will be forced legally (under DMA obligation) to remove your apps in EU.

I tested on a Mac macOS Sonoma 14.5, Xcode 16.0ß2. I created dummy Views to call, but the does not matter. struct FilteredApplicantListView: View { var body: some View { Text("FilteredApplicantListView") } } struct QuickFinancials: View { var body: some View { Text("QuickFinancials") } } struct MoveInView: View { var body: some View { Text("MoveInView") } } struct MoveOutView: View { var body: some View { Text("MoveOutView") } } It works, as shown below: What is your configuration ?

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Welcome to the forum. Please, be more precise in your question. Do you use UIKit or SwiftUI ? Why do you look for storyboard ? Because you learn from a tutorial ? Which one ? In SwiftUI there is no Storyboard. In UIKit app, you will find the main storyboard in the left panel of Xcode, in the Project Navigator tab (leftmost tab).

I suppose you speak of capacity information ? It is effectively surprising to see a value that is not power of 2. I see 2 possible reasons: a bug in iOS 18. a better evaluation of exact memory, excluding out of order memory cells (due to iPhone ageing). Read here https://www.quora.com/Do-flash-drives-degrade-over-time In addition, it is known that computation of available storage has regularly changed over iOS versions. 1 GB difference over 256 is a very small adjustment. Read this thread to see how much it has changed over time : https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253222773?sortBy=best

It seems to be corrected. Today, Jul 16, we get trends up to July 16. And no more warning message.

That's seems to be corrected. At least, today Jul 16, we get trends up to July 14.

Max size of what ?