The Developer app on my iPhone now shows " Account Holder". I posted the question prematurely, i.e., the initial enrollment went thru, but it took some time to be reviewed and completed.

I found the cause to this issue. When adding a project to the workspace, I need to select the file with the extension xcodeproj. Previously, I selected the project folder, and that was the reason.

Changed it to a comment. Please see above.

I've filed a feedback report, https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/feedback/13623023.

In my macOS browser, the filter does not show the same options as yours

@DTS Engineer below is the new code based on your suggestion, and I run into a new weird problem where the Button("Closure: Click to dismiss") is not responding to a click. If I remove dismiss() call, it becomes clickable. The issue is within the context of NavigationStack, not NavigationSplitView. struct Debug_ID2_Dismiss: View { @Environment(\.dismiss) private var dismiss @State private var myNavigate = false var body: some View { Button("Click to navigate") { myNavigate = true } .navigationDestination(isPresented: $myNavigate) { #if DISMISS_SUCCESSFULLY DismissButton() #else Button("Closure: Click to dismiss") { print("Dismissing ...") dismiss() print("Done dismissing") } #endif } } // body struct DismissButton: View { let SRC = "DismissButton" @Environment(\.dismiss) private var dismiss var body: some View { Button("\(SRC): Click to dismiss") { print("\(SRC): Dismissing") dismiss() print("\(SRC): Done dismissing") } } } // DismissButton } // Debug_ID2_Dismiss

Correction/clarification to my question: I meant I don't see the + icon next the Build label or Add Build button in the Build section.

Enabling App Sandbox for my app in Xcode fixes the problem.