The issue described here in this stack overflow conversation is still an issue today when it comes to the read back of the last 4 digits in the phone numbers for North American numbers as minus. Is there a solution other than overriding the accessibleLabel property?

The Sample Mail App Extension project no longer builds under Xcode 13.1 due to conflicting swift and obj-c protocol method signatures

In the Earthquakes, example project & also mine I have noticed that view state is lost during device rotation. In portrait mode, the Table View / List is shown by default and in landscape mode, the pushed or detail view is shown instead. One how do you prevent the lost item selection in the landscape orientation when the detailed view is being loaded first without the primary List View to provide it with the incoming data? This is the current behaviour in the Earthquakes if anyone needs a code reference.

Is creating a custom ListStyle a public affair or private one between Apple and their developers?

Any documentation or examples on the use of @TableColumnBuilder is appreciated.

macOS - NSApplicationDelegateAdaptor iOS - UIApplicationDelegateAdaptor watchOS ?? WKApplicationDelegateAdaptor or WKExtensionsDelegateAdaptor Any help will be appreciated

WatchOS App only runs via Xcode 13.2.1 & Series 6 sim and when launched directly, crashes on launch due to a "FBSceneErrorDomain", "No scene client exist" error.

macOS app using a TabView, each tab's root view is using a @FetchRequest to populate a List view. while switching between tabs results in 1 ... (n * n) duplicate items on each tab switch. The behaviour is as if the internal update call in response to the SwiftUI view updating is not clearing the previous List view items but is appending to it. How do you clear or empty the List view on/or before every UI update call to the @FetchRequest property wrapper?

When all platforms are selected for download via Safari, it is a game of roulette where either a platform is not downloaded, Xcode is included in the download, or Xcode is not downloaded, but all four platforms are downloaded. This then creates a download mess with the manifest file because now you have a uncheck a few platforms and start all over again. How do you raise the Safari concurrent file download limit?

Does any have anyone have documentation on the usage related to the forMessageContext and messageContext parameters and for the methods below? This is undocumented while public making it an unusable API. func extensionViewController(messageContext: Data) -> MEExtensionViewController? func primaryActionClicked(forMessageContext context: Data) async -> MEExtensionViewController? The APIs are located here but lack any kind of proper documentation and examples https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mailkit/memessagesecurityhandler/3882908-extensionviewcontroller

The behaviour is predictable every 5 - 10 secs. Click a link in 5-10 secs it pops back to the previous page or opens a random tab.

After upgrading to the latest masOS 12.2(no release notes, undocumented release), Safari is no longer able to login to the forums and a few other sites, most likely due to the amount of redirects taking place. Just follow the redirects and stop counting them, Xcode 13.2.1 will go belly up and freeze, then finder, then everything else that's running. @apple, @appledevsupport

Does anyone know if the above configuration provides current index feedback or if ScrollView, ScrollViewProxy, ScrollViewReader or ScrollViewConfig does pagination with current index feedback?

I'm seeing an issue where a watch extension was added to an existing iOS app which only runs via Xcode, any attempt to run it without Xcode results in the watchApp closing on launch. Any suggestions on what could be the issue? Xcode 13.2.1, macOS 11.6.5, WatchOS sim 7.0, deployment target 7.0

So recently, Xcode has been stuck on launch, and the only way for it to launch is to kill the core simulator process or keep trying to launch until it eventually starts. Has anyone experienced this? Xcode 14.2 macOS 12.6.3 MacBook Pro.