I'm working on an App Shortcut using the new AppIntents framework in iOS 16 and I'm trying to get the user's current location, everything is enabled and set-up correctly with the permissions func perform() async throws -> some IntentResult { //Request User Location IntentHelper.sharedInstance.getUserLocation() guard let userCoords = IntentHelper.sharedInstance.currentUserCoords else { throw IntentErrors.locationProblem } //How to wait for location?? return .result(dialog: "Worked! Current coords are \(userCoords)") { IntentSuccesView() } } And here is the IntentHelper class class IntentHelper: NSObject { static let sharedInstance = IntentHelper() var currentUserCoords: CLLocationCoordinate2D? private override init() {} func getUserLocation() { DispatchQueue.main.async { let locationManager = CLLocationManager() locationManager.delegate = self print("FINALLY THIS IS IT") self.currentUserCoords = locationManager.location?.coordinate print(self.currentUserCoords) } } } extension IntentHelper: CLLocationManagerDelegate { func locationManager(_ manager: CLLocationManager, didFailWithError error: Error) { print(error) manager.stopUpdatingLocation() } } Problem is, this sometimes, very rarely works, most of the times it prints nil, so how would you go about waiting for the location?

I'm working on a new .accessoryInline widget, introduces with iOS 16. It's very simple, only displays static text and an image, said image is a custom SF Symbol, validated and also used in other places in which it works just fine (for example a .accessoryRectangular widget). Here is my code: case .accessoryInline: HStack { Image("mysymbol.car") .resizable() .widgetAccentable() Text("My Static Title") } This however only renders the text when running the app and leaves a weird small space where the image should be. Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug?