Yup! I added a 2nd language (Settings -> General -> Languages & Region) on my iPhone and suddenly the Finder on my Mac once again had the “Apply” button under Location -> my iPhone -> Music. And who ever said that computers can be hard to understand??? Many thanks, @BriceApp

Ahhh - 💡 lightbulbs 💡 - Text alone is not navigable! That’s actually SUPER helpful. Thank you!

Thanks for your input, and NavigationLink is the navigation pattern I've been using. But because this year's WWDC sessions • Meet watchOS 10 • Update your app for watchOS 10 • Design and build apps for watchOS 10 all 3 promote NavigationSplitView, I wanted to update my app to reflect the modern zeitgeist.

Yeah, I’m not claiming this is the only way to do things, nor even the correct way TBH - it’s just what worked for me w/in the confines of my app’s requirements. YMMV, for sure.

@thearijain, @skomal - I’ve posted a working skeleton of my graph object - hope it helps!

jdk-19_macos-aarch64_bin.dmg -- worked for me

Thanks, Quinn. I've filed a TSI with Case-ID: 2588859

oh, and this is a funny one: much of what I was perceiving as temperamental behavior was due to my several iPadOS devices - all of whom were set to "Listen for 'Hey Siri'" - with each one trying desperately to out-Siri the others - and most annoyingly my development iPhone! So, my iPhone was the only one with the AppIntents installed - but all my devices were trying to satisfy my "Hey Siri". Arrrrgh! ¯_(ツ)_/¯

I've got a similar problem in my dev environment - MacOS 13.1 / Xcode 14.1 - and Instruments is unable to locate source code for ANY of my projects. I pared it down to the simplest of presumed-good tasks - I followed a Kodeco / Ray Wenderlich tutorial on Instruments in SwiftUI - but same problem. Curiously, the profile view in Instruments DOES see the function definitions, but when I double-click on one of the lines - I get this: "Error: Can't find source code for selected symbol"

There was one other little thing - Xcode automagically sets the value for the ubiquity-kvstore-identifier to be: <dict> <key>com.apple.developer.ubiquity-kvstore-identifier</key> <string>$(TeamIdentifierPrefix)$(CFBundleIdentifier)</string> </dict> And I had to replace the $(CFBundleIdentifier) with the hand-coded “domain.myAppBundle”. Just another $.02

Yes, yellow8 - I did. See answer below.

Perfect! That's exactly what I was missing! thanks🙏

Ok - FB11540247 filed 9/18 at 4:48 CST

Woohoo! That’s what it was - the extraneous { } on the “apps”. It’s amazing to me - even after all these years - how many bugs end up being SO OBVIOUS once you figure them out. Many many thanks to you, @ViggoOveres !!!