Same here. MacOS build only. Quite an inconvenience. We want to love you #xcodecloud, please do better.

@RichLogan I see that Xcode 16.2 has been pulled from cloud configs, so Latest Version is 16.1 again. Your Mac builds should work now, as mine are.

So sorry, I really misunderstood something. The objects are not being reinitialized. It's just that scrollTargetLayout() with this configuration causes a tremendous amount of re-rendering. My bad. Still a problem though. It still makes scrolling unusably slow, even with a small data set.

Found the cause and fix, though I don't 100% understand why it's happening. The views in the VStack (PostView in the code above) contained a @SceneStorage property. Removing the @SceneStorage allows the list to scroll quickly, even with .scrollTargetLayout(). No excessive calls to .body. I'm guessing that as the scrolled views come and go, that the @SceneStorarge var was getting marked as changed, even though it wasn't, causing all other cached views to be invalidated? But how does .scrollTargetLayout cause this? Anyway, elevating the @SceneStorage to the containing view, and passing into PostView as a binding, fixed scrolling, and still gives access to that @ScensStorage var.

Same. A rebuild might randomly work, or might not. I've seen this for over a week, have reported it in Feedback Assistant. I noticed that last week that the System Status page showed issues with App Processing, now fixed, but it didn't fix it for me.

I learned directly from an Apple Engineer that the owner of a share does not count against the CloudKit 100 participant limit, so 101 total individuals can collaborate.

Thanks for finding this @FrankSchlegel , it was driving me crazy. This bug in Photos still exists in macOS Tahoe 26.1

@FrankSchlegel found this bug in Photos in early 2024, still not fixed in macOS Tahoe. Photos is supplying a URL ending in .jpg, while the temporary file ends in .jpeg See Frank's detailed report here.... https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/744408

Same here. All other platform archives work except macOS. No project changes since the last successful archive. A typical Xcode Cloud -> App Store issue, but they're usually fixed sooner than this, or at least acknowledged on Developer System Status

This same problem has hit a few others in the last day discussion

Reported as FB21158967

Reported as FB21158967

Several other threads reporting the same issue, always with the macOS target.

working now