Still occurring for me as well.

Here is a link to my crash log for reference: https://iosapps-ssl.itunes.apple.com/itunes-assets/Purple122/v4/d3/a9/6a/d3a96ac0-a9a3-f1a0-22fd-1f98a9c3cc36/attachment.crashlog-B69C41C9-6318-4227-B24C-E1E6CE7102EC.txt?accessKey=1648667597_8347467641889191490_QhQePOPhk4ptAq2euEtgTpEohBJZGmOJzDf98LmaxWgtsABb%2BKeYZ5pMdiqTc4czUSbB%2FIFT%2FTk6eSfvCtcnTxhQbLNAZr9J3Rv57W3HM23XhjkvgJFBboh%2FTBFBh%2BRtWKmJMAjttnBEOggdVH4x1tGoXwrjFZ93sr8Z9IgeavdRga3wWMgSgk23u4lHchFdI3faHcNR25ABBd8fTZZ9h7iV0sfw4yygbZVzgTk1gVE%3D

Or any help on how to properly view/read a crash report. I am fairly new to app development and Swift in general. This is my first app that I am trying to get up on my own. Any help on which way to go now would be appreciated.

I some how solved it. After repeatedly deleting and re-installing Xcode in many different ways. I started clicking around and ended up clicking on Xcode -> Toolchains -> And realized that my toolchain was set to swift development snapshot instead of Xcode 13.2.1 (my current latest version at this time). The snapshot was from 2020 so no wonder it wasn't running properly. I still don't know too much about the toolchains except for what I recently looked up. It simply is used by Xcode to run, build and debug the app so since I was using the wrong one it was giving me that error.

To add I just restarted my Mac, deleted and re-downloaded Xcode and have done shift-command-k to clean Xcode nothing has worked.