I have seen that thread. I will try that, but I am not sure if that would solve my issue. Because I do have the leading and trailing options enabled, which the leading works fine but not the other one. It's very odd. Thank you for replying and giving me this option. I will try it and report back to let you know If it worked. EDIT: After reading the post, this is not related to my issue, I am not having crash nor I am using SwiftUI.. however, I will still try to use the dispatch option they are suggesting. EDIT 2: So no, this does not solve my issue. The app does not even call its delegate methods for the swap actions.

Nothing at all, not even the delegate method gets called. But if you swipe the other way it works fine. It's really weird.

If you have a Mac with the M1 chip, you may download this sample code, and run it then try the diffable data source sample and try the "UItableView: Editing" and you will notice that it won't let you swipe left on the cells without having to tap on the edit. If you run that code on a non M1 chip it does allow you to swipe left. In fact on the M1 it works sometimes, but you have to swipe a lot of times and fast for it to trigger sometimes.

I am sure that you must display it where you show the weather. I'm waiting for them to review my app hoping it gets approved. I do show weather and the attribution where the weather appears. So, I am thinking it would be ok.

No, it’s not enabled. The app behaves normal when downloaded from the App Store. But while running it on the simulator or on my device on iOS17 Beta from Xcode the font weight changes.

It's worth noting that the fonts that were supposed to be "normal" are now bold, and the bold change to thin.

The only thing you can do now is add the fonts programmatically to your labels and buttons.

@Megamil Sadly this issue was not fixed! I just upgraded Xcode, tested my app and it continues to load the wrong style ( regular, medium, bold etc ). The only walk around I have found is that if you go and switch the affected label to a different 'Style' and then back to the one you want, it will fix it. However, I am not 100% sure what happens when you submit it to the App Store and is installed in actual devices.

Well.. you saved me from throwing my computer out the window. Thank you !

Thank you for looking into this. As I was following the steps to install the logging profile, then running Xcode to see the SwiftUI preview with an iOS18, it worked as expected. I have not been able to reproduce the issue since.