Hello, maybe I'm a bit late to the party but what worked for me when the app is killed and user delays unlocking for seconds is @Radther answer but adding UIApplication.shared.applicationState == .active as AND condition func provider(_ provider: CXProvider, perform action: CXAnswerCallAction) { checkUnlockedAndFulfill(action: action, counter: 0) } private func checkUnlockedAndFulfill(action: CXAnswerCallAction, counter: Int) { if UIApplication.shared.isProtectedDataAvailable, UIApplication.shared.applicationState == .active // <-- This { // Add your videocall view to view hierarchy here, not before action.fulfill() } else if counter > 30 { // Timeout in seconds action.fail() } else { DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 1) { self.checkUnlockedAndFulfill(action: action, counter: counter + 1) } } }

I did try with RC 1 with no luck. I filled a Feedback issue in Beta 8 that is currently under investigation but still don't know if it is a bug or the intended behaviour. @OldBrian If I understood you correctly, you tried something like: struct testView: View { @State private var predicate: Predicate<ModelA> = .true private var filterType: ModelA.ModelAType = .type1 var body: some View { EmptyView() .onAppear { predicate = #Predicate<ModelA> { $0.type == self.filterType } } } } But it doesn't seem to work either as @sroebert said. Could you share an example?

Same problem here. Any news on this? Still not fixed in xcode 15 Beta 3 🥲

Hello, Conform Enum to Codable Remove default value Boom 🤷🏻

Same here v13.3 (13E113)...