by selecting Help under my Help menu item or cmd-h no window appears until the menu bar is touched. myApp.swift file: import SwiftUI import QuickLook @main struct myApp: App { @Environment(\.openWindow) var openWindow @State var helpURL: URL? = nil var body: some Scene { WindowGroup { ContentView() } .commandsReplaced { CommandGroup(before: .appInfo) { Button("Quit") { NSApp.terminate(nil) }.keyboardShortcut("q") } CommandGroup(before: .help) { //FIXME: only shows help if the menu bar is touched again. Button("Help") { helpURL = Bundle.main.url(forResource: "help", withExtension: "txt") } .keyboardShortcut("h") .quickLookPreview($helpURL) } } } } How should this be coded for proper action? Thanks

running my Xcode app in Simulator: screenshots are sent to Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices followed by the cryptic code for the device ( given in /Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/device_set.plist ), a subdirectory then the PNG file. This is very inconvenient. How to I set the desired directory?

I have a small .mov I created using screenshot and I want to use it as a preview. I have managed to resize it to the required 1920x1080, added a sound track using ffmpeg (home-brew), drop it into an iMovie App preview project, share it as a file, drag that file to App Store Connect/Apps/myApp/"App previews and Screenshots" only to have it rejected for "frame rate too high", 30 fps required. There appears to be no way to specify frame rate in "Screenshot" nor iMovie during "share". Aside from using a third party app "Handbrake" to edit the file, what can be done? Maybe more importantly, why is 30 fps required when it isn't a standard output of screenshot nor iMovie/AppPreviewProject ? btw: iMovie/AppPreview/Help shows submittal of non-1920x1080 files to AppStoreConnect

one cause is having logged-in using a Yubikey PIN. Search works fine when booted without the key inserted and std login is used.