From documentation: Display a Placeholder Widget and Hide Sensitive Data A placeholder view is a generic visual representation with no specific content. When WidgetKit renders your widget, it may need to render your content as a placeholder; for example, while you load data in the background. It generates the placeholder using the redacted(reason:) view modifier with reason set to placeholder. This setting automatically renders the widget’s views in a way appropriate for use as a placeholder. To opt out of rendering as a placeholder and control which of your widget’s views appear redacted to hide sensitive information, use the unredacted() view modifier in the redacted(reason:) callback.

May be it's not called until the previous preview is expired?

Folks, you should never ask your questions like this. Nobody will read through your code trying to find out how it supposed to work. Try to localize the error.

Deprecating WatchKit will destroy games because SpriteView is much more glitchy then presenting a scene from WKInterfaceController.

The URL in the question "x-apple-health://Sources/MyAppName/" opens the Health app for me (iOS 16) but doesn't open Sharing > Apps tab. Although "x-apple-health://Sources/" work. May be the app name is incorrect.

Would Apple let us also fake it on our simulators? Because on the watch device debugging is really slow.

Instead of mainMixerNode access volume like this: (audioNode.avAudioNode as? AVAudioPlayerNode)?.volume This is the correct way to get SKAudioNode's volume.

I accidentally embedded some static libs (xcframeworks) and got the same problem. Outbedding them helped.

Similar solution, but without UIKit, using just CIContext: https://gist.github.com/Tantas/7fc01803d6b559da48d6

The error is caused by Firebase. Removing the package and uploading successfully. Resolved! I removed all auxilary Firebase products, including Crashlytics, only FirebaseAnalytics left. And it uploads!

I have the same problem. But I'm using Swift PM, not Cocoapods... Cannot specify versions for the packages.

For those who still struggle, you need to "star" the project on GitHub, then it will appear in the Xcode packages list.

*3 PNG files from the PDF *I would prefer PDF, gosh!

If you don't check "Preserve Vector Data" in the assets catalog, XCode will generate 3 PNG files from the PNG. So, not much difference in terms of build size. I would prefer PNG, because, otherwise, creation of PNGs will take time on the designer's side. Automatic job is cheaper then human job. Also, it's easier to track changes in vector. It could even be staged by Git. Easier to maintain, when it comes to updating images.

Second - this forum contains only the opinions of developers and you can never get certainty that your app will be approved. By the way I noticed some users have apple sign near their nickname. I suppose they are developers hired by Apple and acting here as official support. May be I'm not right.