Great, I'm gonna try this. Thank you.

thank you

👍 done: FB11814100

Thank you. This is a pretty extensive "example". Does anybody know about a shorter Tutorial or Example. I'm interested in learning how to commission a Matter device via MatterSupport framework and also how to create/ maintain a custom Matter Fabric

Thank you. Yes, I'm aware of it. Unfortunately the video is not helpful to answer my questions.

In other words: the #Unique macro cannot be used when the DB is backed by CloudKit, correct?

Ok - that's a bummer. Thanks for the clarification!

Thank you - that is a really great post, lots of detail and background information. Actually I would really love not to use any other crash reporter but the built in one provided by / the system. But unfortunately I don't get any results/ collected crashes for watchOS. Hence my question: Is there any workaround or anything I can do to capture crashes on watchOS?

@DTS Engineer is it possible that something has been changed in Xcode/ Crash Reporting Backend? I'm now seeing Apple Watch crashes in the Xcode Organizer, that I didn't see a couple of days ago.

Thank you!

Yes, I sorted it. I also tried to list the views (steppers) manually instead of using a ForEach. No luck either...

@DTS Engineer Ziqiao Chen: What is the recommended way of handling the situation if a SwiftUI View is holding a reference to the Model but the model gets deleted? When using relationship in the model I figured out this: Before accessing the relationship I check both: model.isDeleted || model.modelContext == nil. In either case I must not access the relationship property to avoid a crash. -> is there a best practice way of handling this?

Thank you, that worked. Is it important to put my string catalog in a folder called Resources? (I realized mine had a typo but it still worked). When working with SF symbols in Texts, I'm wondering how this should work with generated symbols: Previously this worked (with strings instead of symbols): let image = Image(systemName: "exclamationmark") Text("myKey(image)", bundle: .module) When converting this generated key to a symbol it uses a String argument in the generated function :(

That’s what I’m actually trying to achieve but it doesn’t work. Did you try it? Do you have a working example?

Excellent question @khagan and thank you for you answer @Frameworks Engineer. I have one follow up: Is it still working the same with latest releases (iOS 26 and watchOS pre 26 (e.g. 10 or 11))? What happens if the user opens the detail page of my app on the App Store on iPhone: Will they "see" the update (i.e. enabled "Update" button) or will the update be hidden from them? In other words: Is updating only prevented from automatic updates or also from manually triggered ones?