I have exactly the same issue using Xcode 14.2, but it works fine using Xcode 14.3.1.

Same here, I don't see "App Life Cycle" timeline, regardless I have the Time Profile selected.

I'm also interested in this, when I google for Delay Frame Swap the only result is this post :(

I had exactly the same issue, getting emails from angry users :(

It's enough to disable bitcode in the build settings. No need to set strip swift symbol to No. BUT with bitcode disabled on iOS 12.1.2 the images using Comopression: GPU Smallest size don't show up!!!! They show up fine on iOS 12.5.5 and iOS 10.3.4 (Didn't have other devices). This is a big issue. Apple: please revert changes you did.

I'm seeing this issue in one of the apps I work on. I saw it first in crashlogs (Bugsnag) in July but last 2 weeks the number of reported crashes skyrocketed. The app doesn't explicitly use the SKStoreProductViewController. It uses UIApplication.shared.open("itms-apps://apps.apple.com/app/appid") and the SKStoreReviewController.requestReview(), I'm not sure which one of these uses the SKStoreProductViewController. What is very odd, the other 2 apps that use the same way to show the other product app pages don't have this crash in their logs. Edit: I saw somebody mentioned the issue could be related to AdMob. This app also uses AdMob, the other 2 apps don't use AdMob.

This was so useful feature, now it's SO broken. Apple please bring it back (revert if possible)

Seems the only way to access it is via AVAssetExportSession, AVPlayerItem or AVAssetImageGenerator (maybe some more). Kind of a bummer :(

Any luck solving this issue? I'm facing the same issue. This makes NSItemProvider.loadFileRepresentation useless:(

Also worth to check if there isn't a typo/difference in service name between info.plist and your NWBrowser's type or NWListener.Service's name.