But I don't want the old appid as my default appid. Then wait 7 days. There may be some illegal hacks but Apple would not like such things being discussed in the dev forums.

I couldn't run it on the ipad.  Can you explain the details of couldn't run it on the ipad. What happens when you try to run it on the iPad?

so I just paste the necessary part here. Sorry, but it was less than necessary. What I am trying to do is that I try to reload the row of my tableview whenever user click on a specific row by doing all the logic inside the didSelectRowAt() method as I have stated above. Please show enough code to reproduce the issue. As I wrote I cannot reproduce the issue with your shown code.

Is there any solution to resolve?  Give up using the one which is causing the issue. Or tell the author of it and wait until the issue will be fixed. How come this issue was avoided in previous xcode versions? When a pod is doing something wrong, the bad effects may be observed only on some specific conditions.

@OOPer  Thanks for showing your new code. But unfortunately, it does not reproduce the issue. I do not know what are SwipeCellKit and StrikethroughLabel, and filled missing parts with my own code which I guessed. so any of the two is causing the issue. Please try removing SwipeCellKit and see what happens.

 if I use todoTableView.reloadData() it works perfectly.  That cannot be a good reason. If you try not using SwipeCellKit and can reproduce the issue, it may not be the cause of the issue.

Hi, this is my code : Thanks for showing your code, but maybe my words were not well representing what I wanted. But anyway, if you want some changeable color set, why don't you make it an environment object? import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { 		@EnvironmentObject var colorManager: ColorManager 		var body: some View { 				Text("Hello, world!") 						.padding() 						//↓ Apply the changeable color 						.background(colorManager.spotifyGreen) 		} } class ColorManager: ObservableObject { 		@Published var spotifyGreen = Color("SpotifyGreen") 		//... } struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider { 		static var previews: some View { 				ContentView() 						.environmentObject(ColorManager()) 		} }

On a real device, the AuthorizationStatus always return value 2 (denied). Once user decided to deny or allow tracking, the result is stored in the device, which needs to be modified through the Settings app. Have you checked the Privacy (Tracking) settings of the real device?

Now every time I hit compile, Xcode just launching my widget's Target by default, not my app's Target Have you chosen the right target you want to run on the Choose scheme button on the toolbar - https://help.apple.com/xcode/mac/current/#/devf0d1df47a of Xcode?

You can check the Github page I've mentioned above. Sorry, but the repository lacks some important definitions -- Emoji or EmojiView. Or do you expect all readers watch the video?

upload a file which goes to the firebase database You should better visit the Firebase documentation site. Or find a community site for Firebase. Firebase is not a framework of Apple's and not preferred to be discussed here.

I was setting custom colors and got an warning: Color set has an unassigned color child. How are you setting custom colors? Editing Assets.xcassets? Can't you assign colors to all the children?

Preferably based on text on a website Can you prepare a website which you can control?

Yes it is, I guess this yes is for Editing Assets.xcassets?. How is the color asset shown in the Assets editor?

the "new" menu item is grayed out after the close is performed Can you explain what sort of app you have created?