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Reply to "Fonts needed by this application are missing." alert upon opening SF Symbols.
The answer from drct in "SF-Pro font issue with SF Symbols application" in Jan '24 might help: "The problem was that I had installed the newest fonts for all users (/Library/Fonts) but had previously installed the fonts for my user only (~/Library/Fonts). The fonts for users override the fonts for all users. Removing my user's fonts solved the issue."
Nov ’24
Reply to Type ReferenceWritableKeyPath does not conform to the 'Sendable' protocol
I ran into the same error message when using #Predicate in SwiftData @Query with Xcode 26.0 beta 2, "Swift Language Version" Swift 6, and Setting "Default Actor Isolation" on MainActore (section Swift Compiler - Concurrency). Setting the "Default Actor Isolation" to nonisolated and inserting @MainActor above @Observable inside the code resolved the problem.
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Jun ’25
Reply to "Fonts needed by this application are missing." alert upon opening SF Symbols.
The answer from drct in "SF-Pro font issue with SF Symbols application" in Jan '24 might help: "The problem was that I had installed the newest fonts for all users (/Library/Fonts) but had previously installed the fonts for my user only (~/Library/Fonts). The fonts for users override the fonts for all users. Removing my user's fonts solved the issue."
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Nov ’24
Reply to Type ReferenceWritableKeyPath does not conform to the 'Sendable' protocol
I ran into the same error message when using #Predicate in SwiftData @Query with Xcode 26.0 beta 2, "Swift Language Version" Swift 6, and Setting "Default Actor Isolation" on MainActore (section Swift Compiler - Concurrency). Setting the "Default Actor Isolation" to nonisolated and inserting @MainActor above @Observable inside the code resolved the problem.
Topic: Programming Languages SubTopic: Swift Tags:
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Jun ’25