And you were building these for years and Apple is no help. Might be best to reach out to Apple developer support if disabling and re-enabling auto code signing doesn't work. Just upgrade your OS and Xcode and move on given a bunch of issues were fixed in Xcode 13.3.
So if I'm ready this correctly the TooltipView view's observableObject Model is placing a call to a generic Store find method using a dynamic key path lookup. What's going on in Store.find<A>(:) ?
Apple will never suggest the use of firebase for push notifications. Firebase is a google product and as such you will better luck over at Google ask this question to the google developers.
Information from the internet on medical information is not a reliable source when it comes to the FDA, Health Canada and other respective health regulatory bodies. Citations from a reputable scholarly sources is what you're being asked to provide unless you're medical doctor yourself license to provide medical advice.
Just means something meant to only work on the main thread was being called on the background since it no longer crashes after bringing the task group back onto the main thread.
The most recent documentation updates suggest moving to and using SwiftUI for any watch development, that is something to consider given there is much more flexibility.
Watch the following video: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10095/
Alert Push Notifications
Implementing Background Push Notifications This one doesn't use UNUserNotificationCenter and could be your issue if used.
And you were building these for years and Apple is no help. Might be best to reach out to Apple developer support if disabling and re-enabling auto code signing doesn't work. Just upgrade your OS and Xcode and move on given a bunch of issues were fixed in Xcode 13.3.
So if I'm ready this correctly the TooltipView view's observableObject Model is placing a call to a generic Store find method using a dynamic key path lookup. What's going on in Store.find<A>(:) ?
Apple will never suggest the use of firebase for push notifications. Firebase is a google product and as such you will better luck over at Google ask this question to the google developers.
Information from the internet on medical information is not a reliable source when it comes to the FDA, Health Canada and other respective health regulatory bodies. Citations from a reputable scholarly sources is what you're being asked to provide unless you're medical doctor yourself license to provide medical advice.
Just means something meant to only work on the main thread was being called on the background since it no longer crashes after bringing the task group back onto the main thread.
The most recent documentation updates suggest moving to and using SwiftUI for any watch development, that is something to consider given there is much more flexibility.
Watch the following video: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2020/10095/
Alert Push Notifications
Implementing Background Push Notifications This one doesn't use UNUserNotificationCenter and could be your issue if used.