I'm developing an app that is to be used in school districts for learning to read, so I need the letter a in the font to be the "basic" A (the a you usually write in print, not the one you see in this font with the arch over the a). I could just find a different font, but I noticed in the Apple Notes app that the font appears to be the system font, but it uses the basic a. Is there a way to do this in my own app?

The new Swift Attributed String looks really neat, but is there a way to use it in UIKit or is it SwiftUI only? UITextViews take an NSAttributedString for their content, so I didn't know if there was a way I was missing for converting the AttributedString into an NSAttributedString.

I have been trying to create a recurring leaderboard for a couple weeks now but continually get an error message when trying to save them. "sorry can't fetch data from server". Anyone else see this or able to successfully create a recurring leaderboard recently? I can create classic ones just fine.

I am doing localization using NSLocalizedString and it has issues when there is a number in line with a string. For example, when on a local build, String.localizedStringWithFormat("Points: %d”, 62) would return "Points: 62", but on the TestFlight build it returns "Points: -2,114,563,680".  All numbers behave this way with a different -2 billion number representing the number on screen.