The Developer documentation says: Do not call this method from your app’s main thread. Because this method might take a nontrivial amount of time to set up iCloud and return the requested URL, you should always call it from a secondary thread. To determine if iCloud is available, especially at launch time, check the value of the ubiquityIdentityToken property instead. Are you calling it from the main thread? What does the ubiquityIdentityToken property return?

And the build log doesn't have any clue as to where the failure occurs? Maybe you could post the build log here? (redact anything person if you need to.)

It literally says: Do not call this method from your app’s main thread ... you should always call it from a secondary thread Have you tried that?

Depends entirely on what code you've written. How about adding that so we can see?

If you're after the latest iOS update to 16.1 beta 2, I also had this issue. This worked for me: Go to the Software Downloads website and download it to your Mac. Open a Finder window for your iPhone. Hold down the Option key and click the "Check for Update..." button, and choose your downloaded .ipsw file.

The timers on all my Home Screen widgets are working correctly in iOS 16.1 beta 2. Timers in Lock Screen widgets, however, are not working. EDIT: And... after about five minutes, the timers have all stopped working. Jeez, Apple. How hard is it to have a timer work properly on your widgets? It was fine in iOS 14 and 15...

You haven't defined anything called ContentView. All you've done is name a file ContentView.swift. You need to have something like this: struct ContentView : View { var body: some View { // The View you want to display } }

Excellent. What a great thing to post. Is there any more info, or is that it?

What's broken? What version are you using?

This is the Developer Forums, and is not the place for questions such as yours. Please use the Support Forums.

I think you need to pick an actual device to archive something, don't you? It's certainly that way when you want to deploy an iOS app - you have to pick a connected device.

It says 's7SwiftUI15GraphicsContextV4fill'. 15. Are you trying to use something that isn't available in iOS14?

These are the Developer Forums, and are not the place for such a question. Please direct your product support question to the Apple Support Forums.

These are the Developer Forums, and are not the place for such a question. Please direct your product support question to the Apple Support Forums.

These are the Developer Forums, and are not the place for such a question. Please direct your product support question to the Apple Support Forums.