Give us some idea of what your code is doing. What are your imports?

Hey, App Store Connect Engineer, this is clearly spam. I've marked it as such, and you should remove it. If this place becomes spam-ridden, and you actively don't notice, developers will gravitate elsewhere.

Contact TikTok, not us random developers who use these forums to ask for hints and tips on how to fix issues in our own code. You're in the wrong place.

I would write the iPhone app in Swift and SwiftUI, and fall back to UIKit if there's something you cannot do in SwiftUI. You may then find it's very easy to extend the SwiftUI stuff to the iPad, and you'd end up with a more modern app altogether. I would avoid using storyboards, they're old and difficult to use and maintain. But, it's up to you.

How is that a 6-second delay? You've set currentDate to Date.now, then added six seconds to it and set that as the Person's date of birth, and added that entry to the timeline. What are the dates of the entries in the timeline, and what does the Entry struct look like?

Can we see your code for ContentView.computerScore? Your crash - not bug - is in the initialiser of that value.

Login to Apple Developer at developer.apple.com. Click "Account" at the top. Click the "Membership details" card. There's a very obvious switch called "Auto-renew". Toggle it off. Done.

Please don't make duplicate posts just to change the tags. Anyway, have you asked Google?

Isn't it just WidgetRenderingMode.vibrant? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/widgetkit/widgetrenderingmode/vibrant It makes it monochrome then makes it red, so all you need to do is check that the mode is .vibrant and deal with it that way. If you're already doing that, and it doesn't look good, let us see how it looks and we might be able to recommend something else.

Neither do we, because you've given us zero information we could use to help you.

Why do you want to use an earlier version of Xcode? And, why do you think such a version would function properly on a newer version of macOS? What is the actual reason you need Xcode 14.2? If you look on this page: https://developer.apple.com/support/xcode/ you'll see the various versions of Xcode and the SDKs it supports. I get the feeling you're looking for something that you think only existed in Xcode 14.2? Some conversion tool or something? Apple don't just put features in one version of Xcode, you know? Just open your project (or a copy of it) in the latest version of Xcode. You should be able to work with it in there. Besides, if you then wanted to release your app, you wouldn't be able to use Xcode 14.2 anyway, so I don't understand why you're going down this route...?

This is clearly something within your app, and not something we can really diagnose. Have you used a fresh Simulator and installed fresh onto there (from Xcode)? Does the issue happen when the Simulator is in Dark Mode when you first install it? If so, is the app registering the right colours in the various bits where you're supposed to set the colours of these buttons? Perhaps some of your code for the affected buttons would help us? But, please note, it's Christmas, so I'm not responding for a few days :)

Right, and how are we going to help you with that? You need to speak to the developer of the specific app you want to join the TestFlight beta for. We're just random developers who write apps for Apple's platforms, and we use these forums to ask for hints and tips on coding. We aren't the devs you're looking for. Merry Christmas.

You're in the wrong place for this. These are the Developer Forums, where developers of apps for Apple's platforms ask each other for hints and tips on coding. Your question is more of a product support one, so I'd suggest you ask it over at the Apple Support Forums. Thanks.

I've wasted hours today trying to figure out why my Links weren't working. Thanks, Apple. And, special thanks to the one guy you've got testing your software these days.