I have non-functioning breakpoints in Xcode 15.2 but I'm targeting iOS 15.5. Running in a simulator. No breakpoints work, and I've verified that the scheme is set to Debug.

So does the system read /Library/LaunchAgents first and disregard any duplicate plists that it finds in /System/Library/LaunchAgents?

Unfortunately trying to use a parameter like that results in: 'some' types are only implemented for the declared type of properties and subscripts and the return type of functions However, something like this works: @ViewBuilder func getButton<S: ButtonStyle>(style: S) -> some View { ... }

Thanks. Unfortunately I can't use that because I'm targeting back to iOS 15. I did have a look at it, though, and it too seems pretty incomplete. I appreciate your suggestion.

Thanks, but the UserManager is owned by the application, not a view.

Looks like those have been taken down.

That doesn't work for me. Adding async to those does make the errors on those functions go away, but the compiler still complains Type 'User' does not conform to protocol 'Decodable' Type 'User' does not conform to protocol 'Encodable' with no further information.

Thanks for the reply, but how is that "as intended?" When something published changes, the UI is supposed to react.

Thanks, but that's essentially the same "solution" I posted. It still requires that I implement this nonsense for every member of every class I want to expose in a UI. Totally impractical.

But what if the optional is nil?

Thanks, but still not seeing any way to add values in the UI. Ugh, see below.

Thanks. That screen shot is odd, because it shows "Build Settings" selected, not Info. I don't have anything like those entries in my build settings. On the Info page... that is some absymal UI. I mean... not only are the + controls invisible unless you happen to roll over them, but they are depicted as only applying to one setting... not as if they add entirely new entries to the overall list. Unbelievable. Thanks! I did add the options I'll need. But the simulator doesn't prompt for them...

Thanks for the reply. I looked at the options, but under "Info.plist values" there's no way to add any. So the question remains: Will adding key/value pairs to the app's .entitlements file propagate them into Info.plist if necessary?

Unbelievable.

Pretty pathetic that we need this, but I'm using it with a .6 delay and it works. Thanks man. I can't resist mocking the fact that a UI toolkit went out the door with no way to set initial focus... and remained that way for years.