You likely have to build a mac catalyst or macos app for that. For iOS apps it is emulating an iPad, so you get the emulated device information.

What about using an encrypted token that gives access?

A lot of people are reporting issues installing on iOS 17 devices. I have the impression it might be connected to locked down corporate computers. VPN's can impact it as well. My personal computer works fine, but my work system can't.

Shouldn't you be using self?.asd() in the closure for weak self?

That is what I do. I have a media playing app for my use.

It seems to work here. xcode 15.0.1 m1 max MacBook Pro Ventura 13.6.2

Have you reported it to your company's IT department?

Is that where you are saving the file? It sounds like it is in the bundle and on a real device that will be write protected. You need to save the file in a write enabled folder. Documents or some where in the Application Data folder, for instance.

You need to return the view... #Preview { @StateObject var cViewModel = ChildViewModel() return ChildView(viewModel: cViewModel) }

You are setting the background for the label and not the button as a whole.

There is a blue download button on the page you linked to. That downloads a zipped copy of the project. It is in the page heading.

It would be worth filing bug reports.

My thought is that is a small system.

It is worth remembering that it has been deprecated for some time.

It adds a lot of complexity to the editing process. Our code works as expected if a user backspaces at the end of the text, but deletes the wrong character if they move the cursor. Something that I found helpful was to not add injected characters after user typed text, other than possibly at the end. Essentially reformatting the text after the edit.