For the list and lazy v stack views debug the view hierarchy and see what underlying UIKit controls are being used.

Overview This sample code project demonstrates how to install and run macOS virtual machines on Apple Silicon using the Virtualization framework. There are two separate applications included in the Xcode project: InstallationTool, a command line tool that installs macOS onto a virtual machine from a restore image. You can use the installation tool to download the restore image of the most current macOS release from the network, or, if you already have previously saved a restore image, directly install macOS with your own restore image. The installation tool creates a VM Bundle in your home directory and stores the resulting virtual machine images there. macOSVirtualMachineSampleApp, a macOS app that launches and controls the macOS virtual guest that loads and runs macOS from the VM Bundle. You run the installation tool from inside Xcode or the command line to install the macOS image. After it successfully installs the image, you run the macOSVirtualMachineSampleApp to run the macOS guest operating system. The macOSVirtualMachineSampleApp starts the virtual machine and configures a graphical view that you interact with. The virtual Mac continues running until you shut it down from inside the guest OS, or you quit the macOSVirtualMachineSampleApp.

Only within your apps sandbox.

You can't. The data (route) population process is a private creation process with the Apple servers as the sole source of truth.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/1395135-nsclassfromstring

That's the downside to the current global state of affairs, there is nothing you can do unless Apple where to defer renewals for Russian developers but that will place them in a position they won't want to be in.

Regardless of the issuer's country of operation I think the blockade is targeting the card holders country of birth or residence short of it being a payment network problem. That's the downside to the current global state of affairs, there is nothing you can do unless Apple were to defer renewals for Russian developers but that will place Apple in a position they won't want to be in with the government.

What is the error?

Here is a list of local servers that can be used during development and potentially production: https://github.com/uniqush (open source) https://onesignal.com/pricing (paid w/free option) There is always firebase. Google search open source push notification servers

Push notifications doesn't work by sprinkling magic dust, you have other options: Xcode 13 command line tools where you can send a notification payload directly to the sim (simulator delivery only) PushNotifications, a desktop app to send to real devices during development https://github.com/onmyway133/PushNotifications Build your own APNS message delivery server between that endpoint & apple's production and sandbox environment If you don't care about when you're suppose to get to market (major dependency) When you're ready to go into production you will have to host an actual delivery server on site or in the cloud so as the proverb goes, pick your poison.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/watchconnectivity/implementing_two-way_communication_using_watch_connectivity In the SessionDelegator func session(_ session: WCSession, didReceive file: WCSessionFile) method the footnote says the WCSessionFile.fileURL is removed when the session method returns. So I looks like accessing the file per transfer is dependant on doing so early synchronously before return.

If the key is missing - rinse and repeat.

Learn Xcode or report the problem to Microsoft, not Apple and wait for them to fix it.

The rejection is about providing a gateway for commercial copyright content to be used without permission by the user. Unless your app provides disclaimers against the use of copyright material or uses an algorithm to detect such things the rejection is pretty much outlining those potentials.

Have you tried 4.1.0?