AN UPDATE: This suggestion (from ChatGPT) resolved the problem of the AI Assistant crashing: # from the folder that contains your .xcodeproj / .xcworkspace mv *.xcodeproj/xcuserdata ~/Desktop/xcuserdata_xcodeproj_backup 2>/dev/null mv *.xcworkspace/xcuserdata ~/Desktop/xcuserdata_xcworkspace_backup 2>/dev/null There still remains the problem where one specific .mm file will absolutely NOT show its specific changes. I'll continue to investigate.

AFAIK, NO. We reproduced the FORWARD DELETE issue on a fresh install of Sonoma. Also, it doesn't appear that FORWARD DELETE (fn+Delete on a laptop) can be assigned to a shortcut. Additionally, it's odd that long-time users who habitually use the FORWARD DELETE key only noticed the issue when Sonoma was published.

As of February 2023, this code DOES launch Outlook, but will NOT attach a document to the Outlook-created email: ` NSString* msgText = @"This is text for the body of the email"; NSMutableAttributedString *maStr = [[NSMutableAttributedString alloc] initWithString:msgText attributes:@{ } ]; NSSharingService* mailShare = [NSSharingService sharingServiceNamed:NSSharingServiceNameComposeEmail]; NSArray* shareItems = @[maStr, fileToSendURL]; [mailShare performWithItems:shareItems];` Anyone?

@Claude31 -- my Main thread is drawing the content of the window (quite complex). Sometimes -- rarely -- it may encounter errors in MY CODE related to fonts or layout issues. When this happens I need the user to OK sending an error report back to us. So we put up a couple of modal alerts (they might even be modal dialogs). I've read there's a way to allow these to draw on a secondary thread? Is that the right way to handle this kind of situation?