I repeated the test, with a new datePicker, without any connection. No issue either. You have probably an issue in code. Did you try to do a Clean Build Folder ? If not working, could you send the code of the ViewController ? I see you have defined constraints. Could you show them ? There is a reference to a TableView. Have you created any ? If so, error may lie there. Please post the code in that case.

In such a case, I would contact support (Contact us: https://developer.apple.com/contact/) to understand what's going bad.

Which version of Xcode ? I tested with exact same configuration on Xcode 15.0.1 and ran on simulator iOS 17.0 without issue. Before change: Tap on date: Change year: Close the picker and get the correct date: Have you any code using the Date Picker ? have you defined DatePicker connections ?

You can limit destinations to iPad: remove iPhone and others using the minus button below after selecting iPhone: Before: After:

Could you post 'buttonTapped' code ?

AFAIK, there is no way to specify a test machine. But you may hope that will use the largest screen (12.9) for their own comfort. However, running better on a specific format is OK, but it would be a poor design to run only on a format or to be useable only on a format. Good luck.

You did not provide code that we can try. Where is ScannerView defined ? How is ScanData defined ? Where does removeRandomWordsInScanData come from ?

Welcome to the forum. You should show the code you tried so far, that's much easier to build a precise answer. You want to separate in a List. SwiftUI List ? Let's try any way. How are paragraphs delimited ? By a newLine character (\n) ? If so, here is a way to do it: let myLongText = """ Hello, this is a text with several paragraphs. I want to split them into distinct paragraphs. I'd like to separate each paragraph of a text in a list, I'm trying to find how to do it, I know it's certainly a dumb question but I'm new at coding, please be kind haha, may someone help me? """ let paragraphArray = myLongText.components(separatedBy: CharacterSet.newlines) print(paragraphArray) In SwiftUI code, you would use as follows: struct ContentView: View { let myLongText = """ Hello, this is a text with several paragraphs. I want to split them into distinct paragraphs. I'd like to separate each paragraph of a text in a list, I'm trying to find how to do it, I know it's certainly a dumb question but I'm new at coding, please be kind haha, may someone help me? """ @State var paragraphArray: [String] = [] var body: some View { VStack { Spacer() List(paragraphArray, id: \.self) { line in Text("\(line)") } Spacer() Button(action: { paragraphArray = myLongText.components(separatedBy: CharacterSet.newlines) }) { Text("Split") } } } } And get: If that answers your question, don't forget to close the thread by marking the answer as correct. Otherwise, please explain the problem.

Your title says @Binding in ForEach But your code uses List, not ForEach Please show more code (and as Text, not only screen shot). A few questions: why do you need a Binding here ? You don't modify accountItems in thais view. How is AccountItemView defined ? If you have an forDisplay var declared, you should call AccountItemView(forDisplay: accountItem) So, missing more context, just a guess. Try something like this: struct AccountListView: View { @Binding var accountItems: [AccountItem] var body: some View { List(accountItems, id: \.self) { accountItem in AccounItemView(forDisplay: accountItem) } // <<-- id \.self here } } With ForEach, you should have: ForEach(accountItems, id: \.self) { item in AccounItemView(forDisplay: item) } But I suspect your Binding to be more @State, and Binding being inside AccounItemView Then you should have code like this: struct AccounItemView: View { @Binding var forDisplay: AccountItem var body: some View { Text("\(forDisplay.someProperty)") } } struct AccountListView: View { @State var accountItems: [AccountItem] var body: some View { List($accountItems, id: \.self) { $item in AccounItemView(forDisplay: $item) } // or, with ForEach: ForEach($accountItems, id: \.self) { $item in AccounItemView(forDisplay: $item) } } }

It is upto you. No rule about it. I would suggest to leave most of the comments that helps understand the code. That's a good practice that can only please the reviewer if he/she looks at the code and that will help you maintain your code later if you have to. But don't leave personal comments. Good luck for the challenge.

Changing the build without changing version is not a great idea.   if I change the app version number the users data gets wiped Why ? Could you redesign your app to preserve existing data ? I advise you to contact support, they will tell you what is the exact status of your app and avoid additional missteps.

Which step in the "next steps" don't you succeed executing ?

Did you try to explicit the second $0 ? searchText.isEmpty || $0.myarray.contains { item in item.text.localizedStandardContains(searchText) }

Have a look here, hope that can help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31391373/how-to-monitor-battery-level-and-state-changes-using-swift

Welcome to the forum. TestFlight is intended for this: let you select users to test your app, before it gets published on the appStore.