but is there any plan to do so?  I have never heard of that, and it is very unlikely to happen in the near future. Get Mac to start developing iOS apps.

there is something we, developers, can do It happens deep within the implementation of SwiftUI, so there's nothing we can do. You can find some (many?) reports about the same warning in SwiftUI, but I cannot find any definite answers to solve them. Better ignore it (or just send a feedback to Apple) unless your code causes some broken layout.

What are FreshImage1, FreshImage2 and FreshImage3? How are you setting image to them? Please show enough info. By the way, FreshImage1, FreshImage2 and FreshImage3 are types and image is the type property of the type? In Swift, only type names start with Capital letter.

FreshImage1, FreshImage2, and FreshImage3 refer to the types of images As far as I see your code, freshImage1, freshImage2 and freshImage3 are UIImageView, not images. I strongly recommend you not to use UIImageView as a storage of image. if any less than three photos are available when "Submit Now" is pressed, then the app crashes You are using many crash my app operators (!) , and that why your app crashes. Stop using crash my app operators.

Is there any way I can properly download it? Try again when network is stable enough.

Sorry, not tested, but I would write something like this, if I want to store [CNLabeledValueCNPhoneNumber] (ArrayCNLabeledValueCNPhoneNumber): class PhoneNumbersToDataTransformer: NSSecureUnarchiveFromDataTransformer { override class func allowsReverseTransformation() - Bool { return true } override class func transformedValueClass() - AnyClass { return NSArray.self //- } override class var allowedTopLevelClasses: [AnyClass] { return [CNLabeledValueCNPhoneNumber.self, NSArray.self, CNPhoneNumber.self] //- } override func transformedValue(_ value: Any?) - Any? { guard let data = value as? Data else { fatalError("Wrong data type: value must be a Data object; received \(type(of: value))") } return super.transformedValue(data) } override func reverseTransformedValue(_ value: Any?) - Any? { guard let phone = value as? [CNLabeledValueCNPhoneNumber] else { fatalError("Wrong data type. Received \(type(of: value))") } return super.reverseTransformedValue(phone) } } (In transformable attribute, the Custom Class needs to be a descendant of NSObject, in your case, it would be NSArray.) Can you try and tell us what you get?

Can you explain what is WebImage, and show us some examples of the paths containing non-English characters?

Thanks for the explanation and showing the result. Technically, non-ASCII characters like "ö" are not allowed in URLs and needs to be escaped using percent-encoding. (Unfortunately, some browsers do this conversion automatically and hidden from users.) You can try something like this: WebImage(url: URL(string: item.image?.addingPercentEncoding(withAllowedCharacters: .urlPathAllowed) ?? "")) Or, it would be better to set already percent-encoded string to the property image.

site didn't allow me to write scheme that's why I write url without scheme.  I see. A really annoying restriction.

When I press the button in the modal view, it prints 123 but doesn't dismiss the modal. As far as I tried, when I press the button in the modal view, it does print 123 and does dismiss the modal. (Sorry, corrected.) Maybe something hidden in your code is affecting. Better show issue reproducible code.

I tried your project, (You should better create a simplified project and include all the code into your post. Not many readers will go into the links.) Notification alert appears Welcome to Meetings sheet is shown below the alert Whether I choose Allow or Don't Allow Welcome to Meetings sheet gets visible I tap Get started Sheet changes to What's New to Meetings I tap Continue Sheet dismissed, and a view with navigation title My Meetings appears Quite as expected. Is there any condition to reproduce the issue? Any specific iOS versions? Need actual device?

 Do you know if deleting an app from the device actually resets the app storage properties? AppStorage should be deleted when you delete your App. I will try later using some actual devices.

Can you be more specific? I do not understand what is working and what is not working reading your post? Can you show some code which we can run and examine and explain what is the expected result and clarify the difference from what you actually get?

I have tested your project on my iPhone 7 plus (iOS 14.3)/iPhone 12 Max (iOS 14.4), and both work as expected as I wrote in my former post. I needed to change Bundle Identifier and remove Capabilities: iCloud and Push Notification to test the app on my testing account. And I needed to Trust my testing account, each time I deleted the app. Any of such things may be affecting. So, I think your code is well, just your testing environment or something other than code may be affecting. after that, the button stopped working, if you'll believe it.  If that is an observable fact, we should think based on it. But as for now, I have no clue what's causing the issue. I recommend you, again, to create another brand-new project. Move some code from your actual project to it one by one , until you can reproduce the issue. (You may need to modify your project settings and code to make it build and run with the limited resources for each step.) That may reveal what may be affecting.

what is the issue? Not enough info in your post. How is loadData() implemented? Does it handle multi-threading and/or asynchronous calls properly?