Could you provide more explanation on the error. It's hard to try and guess here. Am getting a "Return from initializer without initializing all stored properties" error in Xcode on teh second to last line, after the init After which init ? You declare order, but I do not see where you initialise it: struct EditOrderView: View { @Environment(\.dismiss) private var dismiss let order: Order That could well be the problem. If so, you should initialise: let order = Order() Or using any initialiser you've defined (you don't show how Order is defined, so hard to be more specific. And please, when you get an answer (other threads), tell if that does not solve what is the remaining issue or what is it you don't understand. Otherwise don't forget to close the thread by marking the correct answer.

For what it's worth… I achieved something by some trick: adding a new sector which value is the sum of the other meeting explicitly the colours of the sectors rotating the view by 90° But I lost the legend because of rotation… So that requires some more work. struct Score: Identifiable { let id = UUID() let type: String let value: Int let color: Color } struct ContentView: View { @State private var scores: [Score] = [ .init(type: "Hits", value: 1, color: .blue), .init(type: "Misses", value: 9, color: .green), .init(type: "", value: 10, color: .white) ] var body: some View { Chart(scores) { score in SectorMark( angle: .value("Values", score.value), innerRadius: .ratio(0.9), outerRadius: .ratio(0.7) ) .foregroundStyle(score.color) .foregroundStyle( by: .value("Type", score.type) ) } .rotationEffect(.degrees(-90)) } } To get the legend, even though rotated (and the colours are the default, not the defined ones)… So may be you should add the legend later in the VStack: var body: some View { VStack { Chart(scores) { score in SectorMark( angle: .value("Values", score.value), innerRadius: .ratio(0.9), outerRadius: .ratio(0.7) ) .foregroundStyle(score.color) .foregroundStyle( by: .value("Type", score.type) ) } .rotationEffect(.degrees(-90)) .chartLegend(position: .overlay) // Could try different parameters } .frame(width: 300, height: 400) }

Looks like there a solution here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70754133/swiftui-half-donut-chart

I assume the error occurs here ? Picker("Choose a Category?", selection: $category) { It is because category is initialised as nil. @State private var category: Category? You should initialise with a default value @State private var category: Category? = Category()

@ InvaDerZim In your example, you showed a result ["qual1#qual2#qual3", "qual1#qual2", "qual1#qual3", "qual2#qual3", "qual1", "qual2", "qual3"] which is a Set not a Set<Set> What is the expected result as Set<Set> ? @endecotp Just to give a reference, I tested with 23 letters (8 million combinations): Original Set: ["v", "g", "r", "p", "d", "c", "e", "s", "h", "m", "j", "a", "i", "l", "q", "o", "b", "f", "k", "n", "t", "w", "u"] Elapsed time: 12.271471977233887 seconds Modified Set: 8 388 607 Beyond, app crashes (memory limit because strings are explicitly built ?)

.font() expect a font, not a fontStyle. See doc for font modifier: func font(_ font: Font?) -> Text If you change your code to @Binding var displayFont: Font = .caption2 and feed the binding with: selectedSystemFont: Font = .caption2 That should work.

Any thoughts on what could be causing it? First suspect would be a change in your code. Are you sure to have checked any change you made since last version. Could you post the crashlog here directly (I do not visit websites I don't know about) ? Is is iOS app, UIKit, SwiftUI ? Please provide some context.

I would do it with recursive calls. Of course, sets are unordered, so the result is unordered. func getSubSets(initialSet: Set<String>) -> Set<String> { var item: String? var partialSet = initialSet var returnedSet: Set<String> = initialSet for s in initialSet { item = s // "a" break } if let item { partialSet.remove(item) // We get an element out: partialSet = ["b", "c"] returnedSet.insert(item) // ["a"] // We add the subsets built with "a" + all subsets of partialSet let subSets = getSubSets(initialSet: partialSet) for aString in subSets { // "b", "c", "b#c"] returnedSet.insert(item + "#" + aString) } returnedSet = returnedSet.union(subSets) } return returnedSet } var initialSet : Set = ["a", "b", "c"] print("Original Set:", initialSet) let allSubs = getSubSets(initialSet: initialSet) print("Modified Set:", allSubs) This gives: Original Set: ["b", "a", "c"] Modified Set: ["b", "b#a", "b#a#c", "a#c", "c", "a", "b#c"]

AKAIK, you don't need. I've submitted apps in similar case, without any issue. In any case, if that were needed, you would get a message when submitting.

There is no apparent reason on your side for this error. It could be a temporary server issue. Follow the advice and try later.

There may be something to do with AccentColor. May be you could change it programmatically when the table is visible. Some details here: https://www.reddit.com/r/SwiftUI/comments/10kcrr6/changing_the_value_of_the_default_accent_color/ Hope that helps.

If that may help: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/682824

Xcode is not incompatible. I just built an app on iPad iOS 15.8 with Xcode 15.0.1 and target set as 14+. Problem usually due to a version of iOS too recent compared to Xcode. Inverse to what you describe. See this, could help: https://www.swiftdevjournal.com/dealing-with-failed-to-prepare-device-for-development-error-message-in-xcode/#:~:text=Why%20Are%20You%20Getting%20This,along%20with%20the%20iOS%20SDK.

Did you try something like: ForEach(andamento, id: \.posizione) { item in LineMark( x: .value("Giornata", item.giornata), y: .value("Posizione", 20 - item.posizione) // May be need to adjust 20 to 21, if you want to end at 1 ) PointMark( x: .value("Giornata", item.giornata), y: .value("Posizione", 20 - item.posizione) )

You cannot know from Apple if there is a short term plan or even a plan. But it seems to be more an unreal engine issue, not implementing for Mac, than a Mac problem. You should ask them. PS: you've probably already seen this article: https://irendering.net/how-to-render-path-tracer-in-twinmotion-on-an-apple-computer/