I know. I read that. Although there is no other product in same group, I cleared purchase history before test to make things clearer. I still don't get offer in purchase confirmation system popup with sandbox user. Very weird. Oh, BTW, I did unsubscribe from Settings>Appstore>Sandbox Account>Subscription is it the problem? Not sure...

Update: I tested it with sandbox user but it seems app store won't introductory offer to those users. Here is what I did: Create new sand box user with 3 min expiration Subscribe to IAP product which doesn't have any offer at this point Renew several period, 15 min or so, unsubscribe from product Create introductory offer with first free month Wait about 10 min At this point the user has both is_trial_period and is_in_intro_offer_period are false Subscribe then device shows regular price in system confirmation popup, no introductory offer So I wonder it is either 1)Apple has some logic to prevent quick subscribe/unsubscribe manner or 2)this test is not enough time to reproduce lapsed period. Could anyone enlighten me please?

Got help on StackOverflow Link Here. Just adding .listStyle(PlainListStyle()) to List solved the problem.         NavigationView {             List {                 Text("Chocolate")                 Text("Vanilla")                 Text("Strawberry")             }             .navigationBarTitle(Text("Today‘s Flavors"))             .navigationBarItems(leading:                 HStack {                     Button("Hours") {                         print("Hours tapped!")                     }                 }, trailing:                 HStack {                     Button("Favorites") {                         print("Favorites tapped!")                     }                     Button("Specials") {                         print("Specials tapped!")                     }                 }             )             .listStyle(PlainListStyle()) // <- Add this         }

Yeah, I know it. So you're saying indented separator is correct behavior of SwiftUI List in NavigationView?

Got help on StackOverflow and things working. I did post solution there. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70268327/ios-capture-image-during-camera-preview-without-action/70278879#70278879

Ok, I was able to extract Xcode 13.2b xip finally. Not sure what caused, but here is what I did: Deleted all files/folders under DerivedData/ Downloaded and installed "Command Line Tools for Xcode 13.2 beta" first Restarted Mac Started to expand Xcode 13.2b.xip with no other apps running That's it. I suspect there was low memory issue there. I have 16G but I was working on my project with Xcode 13 while expanding xip files so it may have chewed up free memory then. Or latest "Command Line Tools" is required, which is very unlikely.

130G available. BTW, I downloaded those xip files two times, they still crash. Also tried xip cli tool, but same. Crashed at some point.