Also wondering if there's an open issue to track this. Bitten me too, and I need the debugger :)

I'm sure I'm going to hose the Combine terminology... but onReceive takes anything that conforms to Publisher. Trigger an auto-complete after the publisher to see what I mean. In your case, collect() seems like what you want? Collects all received elements, and emits a single array of the collection when the upstream publisher finishes. I'm looking to be notified when any change occurs, but not of the individual items. collect() is perfect for me. Someone with actual Combine knowledge can likely offer something better :)

Mirror question on Stack Overflow.

Upgraded to Ventura (13.1) and now it works 🤷‍♂️

Hi Jason, thanks for the quick reply! Here are the vitals: macOS Version 12.6.2 (Build 21G320) Xcode 14.2 (21534) (Build 14C18) Timestamp: 2023-01-09T08:42:44-08:00 I can successfully target and run on 16.0, so I don't believe I'm using any 16.2 APIs. I am of course using plenty of what's new in SwiftUI this year ;) This is the content of the dialog that appears: Unable To Install “<your bundle>” This application requires a newer version of macOS. The system version is lower than the minimum OS version specified for bundle at /var/db/appinstalld/Library/Caches/com.apple.mobile.installd.staging/temp.U90CDi/extracted/<app name>.app. Have 15.7; need 16.0 [ DETAILS ] [ OK ] ```

Finally, I am on the latest versions of everything I can find. I'm not sure what simulator? engine? service? this error message is referring to, when it says something is on 15.7.

Oops, I am targeting iOS 16.2 with destinations of iPad and Mac (Designed for iPad)

Sorry, targeting iOS 16.2, with destinations of iPad and Mac (Designed for iPad).

This conversation in the Kingfisher async image library captures the ongoing issue(s) for many of us, including additional workarounds. There was a Feedback case filed (FB11564208), but those aren't public so I'm not sure how to report status.

I'm also struggling to get this working; same error messages. ShareLink seems quite finicky to get right so far! Will report back if I'm able to work around.

I'm also seeing this issue, doing the same thing with the same error messages. Will post back if I'm able to make progress!

After spending three hours on this yesterday, I would absolutely be interested in a write-up or some pseudocode 😀 I commented in another thread about this in terms of hoping others can shortcut their search!

If you're using the SQLite persistent store, then that code won't work at all. The limitation is caused by CoreData pushing the processing of the request to the database engine but the database engine can't see the "software implemented" properties. This took me several hours of searching to find, thank you for the explanation! For reference, I was attempting to create a SortDescriptor based on a computed property on a CoreData entity. Here are a few breadcrumbs for the next person: Core Data: Fatal Error sorting using a computed property Creating a SortDescriptor in Swift from a computed property on a CoreData entity Error message - keypath not found in entity with userinfo of (null) Must be introspectable by the objective-c runtime

Also seeing broken previews on X14 release with SPM + AppSpector. Removing the package entirely of course fixes it. No issue on X13.