Oops... My mistake... I've resolved the problem.

Excellent! Thanks a lot, OOPer. Once I close this sheet window, I cannot open it again by clicking on the 'Show me a sheet' button. Do you happen to know what I need to do? Merry Christmas to you if I don't see you again before it...

Your way of closing the sheet looks a little awkward to me, so tried something like this and works in my environment. Yes, thank you. Again, have nice holidays.

I guess it should be platform :ios, '11.0' target 'MyProject' do 	use_frameworks! 	pod 'Firebase/Auth' 	pod 'GoogleSignIn' end according to this stack overflow topic. - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57316862/what-does-platform-in-pod-file-refer-to

I guess another good possibility is that Company A adds me to their team so that I can code-sign and then submit the app to the iTunes Connect server.

We are trying to get an app on the App Store that uses background location management. According to the review team, our app is used solely for the purpose of tracking employees, and is thus unsuitable for the App Store. The guideline the review team says we do not follow is 2.5.4. And why does the app need to run in the background mode?

If you allow them to make a purchase, you do have to use the IAP system, I suppose. I don't know if children are allowed to use this type of apps, though. See if you are eligible for a commission waiver.

I guess I can use Internal Testing.

I guess it's a dumb question. segmentNumber is not a bool object.

What I should have done is the following. override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() cancellable = $segmentNumber.receive(on: DispatchQueue.main) .sink(receiveValue: { (number) in self.actionButton.isEnabled = (number == 0) ? false : true }) } Silly me...

Oh, I see. Silly me... Thanks a lot.

Are you talking about Apple's marketing resources??

Probably not because this EnvironmetValue is not dichotomous?

Oops... Silly me... If it's logged in, I only show Text("Yes, I'm logged in")

It seems that I have achieved my objective with the following. But I'm not sure if it's an efficient approach. import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State var numbers = [2021, 9, 30] var body: some View { let firstLocalYear = 2021 let firstLocalMonth = 9 let firstLocalDay = 24 let firstLastDay = 30 NavigationView { List { Section(header: Text("Current month")) { ForEach(firstLocalDay ..< firstLastDay) { i in HStack { Text("\(firstLocalMonth)-\(i + 1)") Spacer() Button("Select") { self.numbers = [firstLocalYear, firstLocalMonth, i + 1] } NavigationLink( destination: TimeView(numbers: $numbers), label: { Text("") }) } } } } } } } struct TimeView: View { @Binding var numbers: [Int] var body: some View { HStack { Text(String(numbers[0])) Text(String(numbers[1])) Text(String(numbers[2])) } } }