I hope you aren't using a 1024px image and getting SwiftUI to scale it down by setting .frame(width: 50, height: 50)? That uses far more memory than necessary. Scale down the image somewhere else, save it to your assets, and use that in the complication.

If your Watch app and iOS app are running at the same time, your Watch app can get the health data and use WatchCOnnectivity's send message function. I know you've tried WatchConnectivity, but it does work. What specifically did you try in WC that didn't work?

Well, annoyingly, you can't get curved text with WidgetKit right now - even though Apple's own complications have it. We're stuck with using the .accessoryCorner widget, which gives you a circle and a line of text (or a gauge, etc.).

Can you do result.value? What is stored inside result that you can access?

This is really obviously NOT a question for developers. These are the Developer Forums where developers of apps get together and talk about how to fix things in their code. This is not the place for product support questions. I do find it weird how people go to the Apple website and rather than tapping on the "Support" link at the top, they decide to go through the Developer Forums route. Why? What do you think is gonna happen? Go to the Apple Support Forums for your product support question.

You have to use Xcode 13.4.1 to release an iPad app at the moment because iPadOS 16 isn't yet released. Yes it's ridiculous, and yes, it's Apple's idiocy that causes this issue. Oh, and yes, the App Review team don't specifically tell you to use Xcode 13.4.1 for some unknown - ridiculous - reason.

Are they appearing black? If so, the way I fixed it was by quitting Xcode, deleting the Derived Data, and rebooting. If that doesn't fix it, do the same again, but uninstall Xcode and reinstall it.

And this is relevant to Developers who write apps because...? These are the Developer Forums. Please take your product support gripe to the Apple Support Forums. There's a link at the top of Apple's webpage.

Sorry, what's your question here? You say you want to use systemImage, but that Xcode fails to build and doesn't display any error. The code you've provided should compile correctly, and you don't mention any SF symbols in it. Can you post the correct code that might enable us to answer your query?

The point Claude31 is making is that you've posted an error that appears because some of your code is causing it, but you won't show us your code, so we really can't help you.

Can you save the PDF somewhere before sharing it, then check that it's definitely not white? If it's white before you share it then the issue is in the creation of the PDF. Without code it may be difficult to pinpoint where your problem is.

You've posted this question four times now. I've responded to one of them and you didn't bother to reply. Stop spamming the forums with the same question, it's annoying.

Raise it as a bug. If it's already known about they'll have more impetus to fix it because more people are experiencing it.

If your first board has, say, 10 cards, and you switch to a new board with only 8 cards, you're saying it crashes here because there are fewer cards than before? This sounds like you should be removing the board and creating a new board with the new list, not re-using the old board. You need to update the number of cards when you switch so that the List draws the right number of cards. Are you sure you're passing the current number of cards into your TrelloListView()?

Show us your code for presenting the QLPreviewController.