Thank you, I already have this FB23455593, I'm not sure if I should dupe it.

Can you please tell use where to file Core Spotlight feedback in the Feedback App? I can't find the technology in the drop down. Thank you.

Thank you for noticing my question!

Hello @Frameworks Engineer, I would say that it would be beneficial to many iOS developers to have this dynamic compound predicate be back deployed to iOS 17.4+. I don't have a specific use case in mind right now but I'm pretty sure I use that in many apps still using Core Data. Having this brought to SwiftData would push me to migrate to SwiftData for sure. Regards, Axel

@DTS Engineer thank you for answering. But what if I don't download the archive builds from Xcode Cloud and don't have them locally? Does that mean that I won't be able to symbolicate crash? I thought the crashes would be symbolicated in the cloud. It's not the case? Thank you

Hello @anismansuri63, Have you found a solution to this? Thank you! Axel

Thanks for the onFirstAppear code, this is something I already have in my code but here I was looking for an explanation on why I'm observing this.

Can you share how you create this ProjectRepository actor in your project? The ModelActor macro is an easier way to write the boilerplate code you added to your actor (modelExecutor and modelContainer variables).I played with a custom ModelActor or a @ModelActor, and both needs to be created from within a detached Task if we want the actor to perform outside of the main queue. If they are created from within a Task, the context is using the main thread and the actor performs on the main queue.

Thanks. Can you share what happens if the products are different? Does it follow the subscription group ranking logic (upgrade starts immediately with a refund, downgrade starts when the active subscription ends, cross grade behaves like a downgrade if duration are different)?

It can, it displays Text("Select an item").

@eskimo I don’t think it is documented so I guess this is not supported. But I would have found useful in situations like these where you want to count backwards. When we create EKRecurrenceRule, we can use negative setPositions: Negative values indicate counting backwards from the end of the recurrence rule’s frequency (week, month, or year).. This is the equivalent to rrule bySetPos.

Thanks! It worked! See my reply below with the sample code.

Thanks. FB10509808.

The TagView can only be accessed from a PostView where the post is in the environment (because it's the purpose of the PostView to display the Post and details about it). So why isn't the Post obiect available from the Environment in the context of the TagView if I push a View from this PostView?

The TagView is only accessed from the PostView, where the post exists. Pushing a View from the PostView should keep the post object already in the environment by definition.