@xmollv this is wild. I added a little button to your app that simply creates a new item. The button hangs for over 2 seconds because the update takes you know however many milliseconds but then the query kicks in on the main thread and blocks everything. Its ridiculously bad. @DTS Engineer can you revisit this? We have submitted issues, but this is ridiculously problematic

So basically, could I build the Photos app (or something like it) in SwiftData. Seems to be no. Because Query cannot handle anything remotely close to the thousands of displayed objects. I tested a manual fetch on context. Performed in milliseconds as expected. But anything in Query, completely fails with like 10 seconds when it gets bad

This is still an issue. What should we do? Really just paginate?

Same deal here. Started this summer as well

This is so ridiculously problematic

mediaServicesWereResetNotification is the only one we're not handling

Xcode 16.1 and 16.2. Yay

Oh great. Love when I find a huge problem in the latest Xcode and find threads going back several years revealing that it still hasn't been fixed. iOS 18.2, Xcode 16.2

Yep same problem

Release candidate builds started doing this for me :(

Release candidate builds doing this

Great getting this issue now with the release candidates released today

Great. Never had this until updating to the release candidates today

Nah that doesn't fix it

CrashReportError: Fatal Error in UVJITAgent.swift App crashed due to fatalError in UVJITAgent.swift at line 58. JIT linker connection terminated due to remote disconnect