maybe is not the same.. but I got here searching a way.. from Test Flight I DO see a crash: if I download I got testflight_feedback.zip unzipping, I can see in in JSON: { "id" : "AILekJY1tZIOmVavWYVqgVE", "timestamp" : "2024-07-22T11:54:02.389Z[UTC]", "appAppleId" : 533461505, "cfBundleShortVersion" : "2.962", "cfBundleVersion" : "176", "deviceModel" : "iPhone11,8", "osVersion" : "16.3.1", "locale" : "it-YE", "carrier" : null, "timezone" : "Europe/Rome", "architecture" : "arm64e", "connectionStatus" : "MOBILE_DATA", "pairedAppleWatch" : "", "appUptimeMillis" : null, "availableDiskBytes" : 1258336256, "totalDiskBytes" : 63933894656, "networkType" : null, "batteryPercentage" : 39, "screenWidth" : 414, "screenHeight" : 896, "emailAddress" : ".......", "comment" : "Altro crash" } here is NOT a reread xcrah log.. any clue? is better to use a TSI??

git the same on June 2024 on iOS18 beta

same for me in XCTest. If I add Host Application, AND Allow testing Host Application APIs tests build correctly. any other combinations, fails.

I succeded in terminal issuing: xcodebuild -downloadAllPlatforms DONT know HOW, but it reset something :(

seee HERE to see better.. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67616459/catalyst-app-crashes-when-using-wheelpickerstyle/77166542#77166542

// MARK: Refreshable - Modifier for Refreshable based on OS: **(note: inline code does NOT work... is not my fault...) ** // accesory: public func isCatalyst()->Bool { //tolerate warnings! #if targetEnvironment(macCatalyst) return true #endif return false } public typealias RefreshAction = ()->() private struct MyRefreshableModifier: ViewModifier { internal init(action: @escaping RefreshAction) { self.action = action } private let action: RefreshAction public func body(content: Content) -> some View { #if os(iOS) // Catalyst IS under iOS: if isCatalyst(){ content }else{ content .refreshable { action() } } #elseif os(macOS) content // nada. We throw away #endif } } public extension View { func portableRefreshableModifier(action: @escaping RefreshAction) -> some View { modifier(MyRefreshableModifier(action: action) ) } } // usage: /* List { Text("Hello World") Text("Hello World") Text("Hello World") }.refreshable { print("refresh....") } will be: List { Text("Hello World") Text("Hello World") Text("Hello World") }.portableRefreshableModifier { print("refresh....") } */

with very low stress, You can easy install directly with cable or wifi... or using Ad Hoc distributions (but require to register devices, create and "ad Hoc" profile, build IPA with those settings, and send them...

same for me, until Xcode beta 4 I could, but binaries crash on iOS 17 beta of yesterday. (opened another thread)

fixed downloading xccode Version 15.0 beta 5 (15A5209g). God bless us! BUT... no tTest flight!! Unsupported Xcode or SDK Version. Your app was built with a version of Xcode or SDK that is not yet supported for upload to App Store Connect. For more information about supported versions of Xcode and SDK for Testflight or App Store submissions, view the App Store Connect What's New page (https://developer.apple.com/app-store-connect/whats-new/). (ID: a1433239-95a6-42db-88d9-c3bc0365679f)

same for me, and more stranger in Xcode 15 beta warning disappears... :(

a real, working example with a nice implementation is here: https://swiftuirecipes.com/blog/swiftui-scrollview-scroll-offset

saame for me both on Monterrey (Xcode 13) AND Ventura (Xcode 14 beta)

bootcamp does rely on Intel x64 binary instructions, and some sort of HW virtualisation, no way to run directly.

hello, processors AND chips are different so no way to do it. bootcamp relied on using same Intel chips, so some sort of HW virtualixzation was in place.