no we still can't delete containers , I have sooo many from tutorials when I was learning about Cloudkit Please @Apple update CloudKit for WWDC 😭 1.Update the CloudKit Dashboard UI!! 2.Include more Publishers usage with Cloudkit 3.Ability to Delete old Containers! 4. Real Time updates! 5. Destroy Firebase 😈

I don't think you can delete the original User Record Type in CloudKit BUT if you made your own you can! Make your own record Type then set a ID to it(you can use your ID that's linked to the original User record by getting it using : Lets call our own user record UserInfo ;) public let container = CKContainer.init(identifier: "cloudkitIDDBName")                 guard let recordID = recordID, error == nil else {   return}                 DispatchQueue.main.async {                     self.cloudkitUserRecordID = recordID                 }             } Once you get the recordID save that somewhere in a property or something then when you create a User:) Then save a new UserInfo (our own user record type) with the user's info you want to save something like below: firstTimeUserRecord["userID"] = recordID firstTimeUserRecord["username"] = username container.publicCloudDatabase.save(firstTimeUserRecord) { newUserRecord, error in //etc } then when you want to delete you can do like below container.publicCloudDatabase.delete(withRecordID: self.recordID) { record, error in //handle your errors :/etc }

I was able to get it working and heard it as expected on my physical device with VoiceOver but Accesibilty Inspector didn’t announce the “dim” part it only said “ button title, Button”

I had to add NSPresistentCloudKitContainerOptions.databaseScope = .public to make it public

If you Changed the name of your .xcdatamodel file ensure that the same name you changed it to is used when making your container in AppDelegate.swift as below let container = NSPersistentCloudKitContainer(name: "Same Name ")