Thank you for the clarification — that’s very helpful. Does it work with Bitbucket or Gitlab as well?

Honestly I have no idea. Xcode’s GIT support prior to now has been very poor to the point where nobody I know ever used it. I would definitely request that you add submodule support. Sub modules are used extensively in most mid-to-large projects that I see. Thank you so much for the reply!

Sorry, I can’t believe I didn’t include that info. I am using both the Xcode 13.0 and macOS 12.0 betas.

No errors there, and I get the expected output. So maybe playground-specific?

I took a look in Xcode 12, and it doesn't even realize that the submodule is "dirty". So, it doesn't show the same issue, but only because it's broken in a different way. Thanks again!

Hello Matt, I'm using NEHotspotNetwork.fetchCurrent, which works as expected -- except that the signal strength returned is always zero. I have whenInUseAuthorization from CLLocationManager and both the "Access WiFi Information" and "Hotspot Configuration" entitlements are present. Any ideas? Thank you!

When using CloudKit, all fields in your model either need to have a default value or be optional.

Thanks for sharing this. We had the same issue. On a whim, I decided not to dig into it at all, but just to move our "Embed Frameworks" build phase above some run script ones we had, and it solved it. Thanks!

Seeing this issue since yesterday - B0F6DC12-51E2-4B8A-950F-8C95A335CEBC - can you check?

You need to do this after you start your AVCaptureSession: if captureSession.isMultitaskingCameraAccessSupported { captureSession.isMultitaskingCameraAccessEnabled = true }