These are the Developer Forums where developers get together and try to figure out issues with code etc. This isn't the place for product support questions; for that you need to go the Apple Support forums.

Known issue: macOS 13.2 Breaks Compatibility With Pioneer's CD/DVD Drives - https://www.macrumors.com/2023/02/03/macos-13-2-breaks-pioneer-cd-dvd-drives/

I think those are older style widgets, not the new ones using WidgetKit. That "Customise" area only appears in edit mode around the older style widgets, so in this case it looks like the "Workspace" app hasn't been updated to use WidgetKit.

When you add a file into an Xcode project the file is tracked by the project file itself, i.e. myProject.cxodeproj (and .xcworkspace if you're using that structure). If your friend is adding files to their local project and committing the changes, you should see those new files if your friend is also committing the changed .xcodeproj files, and you're pulling those, too. An easy thing to do is to locate the .xcodeproj file in Finder, right-click it and choose "Show Package Contents". Drag the files into a text editor app, then search them for the names of the new files that aren't appearing within Xcode. It's likely you won't find them, so they haven't been added to the project (or they have, but you haven't go the updated project file). (You can also just drag the .xcodeproj file into BBEdit, and it'll list those files for you.) Confirm with your friend that he's committing all the files.

This isn't anything to do with the Developer Forums. Try Apple Support instead.

If you're reporting a bug in the Settings app, you need to do it via the usual feedback form.

Can you provide some more code? If I just put what you've provided (and add a ToolbarItem) into a standard new project, I just get a white screen. Gonna need more info, but in the meantime have you tried adding a background colour to the toolbar? import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { VStack { } .background(Color.gray) .border(.red) .toolbar { ToolbarItem(placement: .bottomBar) { Button("Press Me") { print("Pressed") } } } } } struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { ContentView() } }

You can create a URL and save it into a calendar event, and the user can tap it to go to your app, but there's no way of making the app open when a specific event time happens. For privacy reasons, the user must invoke your app themselves. Imagine the horrors if a nefarious app added multiple events to your calendar, and their app opened every few minutes.

That Xcode file seems to be an alias. Why is it there? Did you create it on 21st March? Have you tried deleting it? Have you cleared DerivedData? Cleaned the build?

Edit menu > Format > Transformations?

Post the code to do it with a UIImageView, and we might be able to convert it to something available in WatchKit. Also, are you wanting to do this in SwiftUI, like, using an Image?

That error means you haven't implemented all the required functions from the protocol. Is it possible you've missed out: func sizeThatFits(ProposedViewSize, uiViewController: Self.UIViewControllerType, context: Self.Context) -> CGSize? and static func dismantleUIViewController(Self.UIViewControllerType, coordinator: Self.Coordinator)? I'm guessing as I've not used this one before.

Do you need to add it to a Storyboard? Can't you just programmatically create a view and put the video inside it, then display it at a certain location?

I couldn't get this to work at all, and gave up. Raise a feedback report with Apple and hope they fix it. (I spent months trying to get complications to work properly. They just don't.)

I just downloaded the project files from the link you provided, opened the 'Complete' folder, opened the project, made zero code changes, ran it on an iPhone 14 Pro in the Simulator, and it works fine. The only difference I can see in your files is in the DailyScrum.swift model. Change it back to a struct, and check that line 45 is a mutating func rather than just a func. Without it being a mutating func you aren't able to change the data in the struct, which is likely the reason for your issue.