What is unityFramework ? Is it one of yours ? If so, check how it was signed. Also, update project settings as recommended in the Issues navigator panel.

@mathusan When you post an image, could you first reduce it in Preview app (Tools > Adapt size) ? Otherwise it appears uselessly large on the forum. And please show the essential code directly here.

That's just an hypothesis. Could happen that iOS changes how and when some API are called. And then, what did work by chance in older iOS is now broken. We would need to see the complete code where you use CollectionView to analyse. Question: why and where do you set collectionViewCell.isHighlighted ?

Hope you could find some answer here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28458160/default-value-for-optional-generic-parameter-in-swift-function Seems to be an open discussion : https://forums.swift.org/t/default-values-for-generic-parameters/34020

Thanks for feedback. Could you detail ? reset what (do you mean remove) ? You should post the details and mark the correct answer, that may help others.

You should ask directly to RazorPay. There seems to be such SDK or at least pod on their website: h t t p s : / / razorpay. com/docs/payment-gateway/ios-integration/standard/

init() in SwiftUI for State var is a bit tricky: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/forums/swiftui/why-no-setting-of-intial-state/2021 Something like this should work:     @Binding var playingId: Int?     @State var player: AVPlayer!     init(playingId: Binding<Int?>, player: AVPlayer) {         _player = State(initialValue: player)         self._playingId = playingId }

If you illustrate behaviour by showing interactions, you do not decompile, you simply execute. So there should not be decompilation legal issue. Take care to fully follow open software rules (you may have to publish the relevant parts of your code in open source). I would also advise to be very clear when you submit to Appstore, by explaining the situation in the comments to reviewer.

There may be an identifier missing . Replace List(m_watch_list_view_model.m_watch_list_model) { watch_list_model in with List(m_watch_list_view_model.m_watch_list_model, id: \.id) { watch_list_model in Note: the use of underscore in name is not Switish at all. Remove them and replace by camelCase. For instance m_watch_list_view_model should become mWatchListViewModel furthermore, the starting m has not clear meaning.  So you could replace with watchListViewModel

Thanks for the feedback. Don’t forget to close your thread.

No direct answer to the question. But take care on rules for review: there are strict limits to adding executable code to an app. 2.5.2 Apps should be self-contained in their bundles, and may not read or write data outside the designated container area, nor may they download, install, or execute code which introduces or changes features or functionality of the app, including other apps. Educational apps designed to teach, develop, or allow students to test executable code may, in limited circumstances, download code provided that such code is not used for other purposes. Such apps must make the source code provided by the app completely viewable and editable by the user.

1.       var xvalues: [CGFloat] = [] 2.       var yvalues: [CGFloat] = [] 3.       if (observation1.count) == 5{ 4.         for n in observation1 { 5.           xvalues.append(n.x) 6.           yvalues.append(n.y) 7.         } 8.         filter1 = convolve(xvalues, sgfilterwindow5_order2) 9.         filter2 = convolve(yvalues, sgfilterwindow5_order2) It seems you miss a closing curly bracket before line 8. Use map function: if (observation1.count) == 5 { xvalues = observation1.map {$0.x } yvalues = observation1.map {$0.y } }

@szymczyk plus If it still doesn't work, do a clean build folder and possibly restart Xcode.

Could you check what you get for the 11 label if you select Aug 12 ?

Here is what I get with a default (blue) background: Problem is that today is now blu, not white. But could not find a way to change the color in selection.