@jeremyhu it takes forever to launch the app with the new Xcode Version 13.0 beta (13A5155e) on.a physical device. Any solution? Thanks

Thanks, I'll have a look! Basically, I want to show in my app if a user is already subscribed to the individual plan or the family plan, and in the case of the family plan, if he's the owner or not. In the case where a user is subscribed twice, when using the status Instance Property on Product.SubscriptionInfo, we will have at least two statuses. It's our job to make sure we offer the higher level of service. But are all the information provided in a single status specific to a subscription? For example, are the renewalInfo related to the individual plan or the family plan? Can we know that? Same for the transaction in the https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/product/subscriptioninfo/status/3822294-renewalinfo? Also, it seems possible to access the latestTransaction for the individual product and also the latestTransaction for the family product.

Thanks. In my app, I want to display the current plan the user is entitled to. So if someone is sharing a subscription with him, but he also purchased a subscription, I need to know that and inform the user that he should consider cancelling its own subscription because he already has access to a higher level of service from a shared purchase.

So if grace period is enabled, Transaction.currentEntitlements includes the subscription in grace period, correct? Is there a way to test that in a testing environment (Xcode or Sandbox) or is it only possible to know in the production environment (hard to test if we need to put our App Store account in a grace period state)?

Hello, I'm trying to follow this workaround to have my strings in my packages exported in a xliff file but I'm not sure about the steps you mention. Do we have to perform all of them or do they all make the same? Can you please give more details about each step (like what genstrings command to use for a given package, how to add the dummy framework to the project, what all Localizable.strings files refer to, etc.). Maybe you can add some images to show the project configuration. Thanks!

I’m facing the same issue. When I edit an item from a detail view accessed from a NavigationLink on the SectionedFetchRequest, the detail view is dismissed and the Sectioned List is displayed. Have you found a solution to your issue?

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.

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?

Thanks. FB10509808.

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

@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.

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

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)?

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 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.