Ah... I didn't even get the preview of the watch app to work properly.

Also, samples and tutorials like these don't work anymore. https://betterprogramming.pub/advanced-audio-graphs-in-swift-e43e048840cd https://swiftwithmajid.com/2019/09/10/accessibility-in-swiftui/

Same issue in beta 5 :(. If anyone knows of a compiler flag that suppresses this warning, please let me know. Thanks.

I finally solved the problem. I built binary XCFramework version of AppCenter, AppCenterAnalytics, AppCenterCrashes by myself. After using the XCFrameworks in Package.swift, SwiftUI Preview works properly. .binaryTarget(name: "AppCenter", path: "Carthage/Build/AppCenter.xcframework"), .binaryTarget(name: "AppCenterAnalytics", path: "Carthage/Build/AppCenterAnalytics.xcframework"), .binaryTarget(name: "AppCenterCrashes", path: "Carthage/Build/AppCenterCrashes.xcframework"),

Me too. Xcode 14 beta 4 **did not ** fix it for me. Still seeing the issue.

Confirmed that Xcode 14 beta 3 still reproduces the problem.

Confirmed that xcode 14 beta 2 still reproduces the problem.

Update: Once I removed AppCenter from the project, Previews worked fine. After a series of attempts, I found that the problem only occurs with a specific project structure. // preview not work MyApp - MyLib (swift package) - Lib1 - Lib2 (add Lib1 as dependency) - AppCenterCrashes - AppCenterAnalytics - MainAppTarget (add Lib2 as dependency)

Still can't edit any IAP item. Received status code 500 error.

Does this crash only occur on iOS 14?

Have you guys tested the app built and uploaded in Xcode 13.3 on iOS 14? Not local testing, but uploading to Connect then downloading and installing via App Store or TestFlight. I found that all my UITests for iOS 14 on Xcode Cloud crashed and failed.

This issue is also blocking the Xcode Cloud workflow. The error log is: Export archive for ad-hoc distribution Command exited with non-zero exit-code: 70 Export archive for development distribution Command exited with non-zero exit-code: 70

Gosh, Xcode 13.3 breaks so many things...

Hopefully our friends at Apple will know that we are still waiting for a solution.

I just received a response for FB9816443 from Apple. I haven't tested it yet, but it looks like a viable solution. Add following options to “Other Swift Flags” in the build settings: -Xllvm -sil-disable-pass=alloc-stack-hoisting