Unless it is a game, apps don't automatically launch full screen for obvious reasons. It's a preference of the user to resize the window as they see fit for their own needs. If your app only supports iPhone then it will always launch using the size of an iPhone device. You can go back to the drawing board and include a made-for-iPad target and layouts or include native macOS support if you wish for your users to have the ability to resize the app window.

What is the crash? Saying something has crashed without the specifics of the crash is most likely not going to get you the help you're looking for. So provide any logs you may have related to the crash from the Xcode console or a screenshot of the crash so anyone looking at your post can have a context to work with.

Please see a similar discussion here: https://forums.swift.org/t/what-is-the-suggested-way-to-pass-array-vector-data-back-and-forth-from-swift-and-cpp/69044/3

Learn native coding - That is the best advice. Please go to the owners of the library you're using and post the question there, as this is not an Apple product.

Sorry, dude, get with the times. If it's not published or public, it's private, and there'd be no info available on what you're asking.

Yeah, Apple dropped the ball on this version of Xcode royally without publishing the changes related to the new requirements for using Xcode within corporate offsite/remote VPN scenarios and has basically pointed the finger at VPN providers when they were the ones that changed up the architecture of Xcode.

This is not a Google forum. Please post your question on the respective Google Firebase forum or Github repo.

LightCompressor only supports iOS and tvOS. visionOS support will have to be requested from the maintainers of the project hence no symbols for visionOS unless the app is made for iPad.

Overview A UIReferenceLibraryViewController object should not be used to display wordlists, create a standalone dictionary app, or republish the content in any form.

See https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/734479,

Was the original model ever created with a version number?

Of course, it can be fixed by filing a bug report to Apple via the feedback app if you're on a mac or https://feedbackassistant.apple.com. When it will be fixed is another question.

For the future: Please post all non-developer questions in the Apple community support forums https://discussions.apple.com/welcome.

onEnded of any Gesture protocol normally signifies the user has ended all interactions with the component. Don't over think it. But take a look here https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/composing-swiftui-gestures

Visual Studio questions are best asked on the respective Microsoft forums.