That is a possible solution if all you need is a SwiftUI Image as a SwiftUI view, but that won’t help if you actually want to do anything with the image. AFAICT, there’s no way to get to an image’s data from a SwiftUI Image. I guess this is also the reason why it can be marked as Sendable: SwiftUI guarantees that the properties that are not thread safe will only ever be accessed on the main thread and since SwiftUI is the only thing that has access to that, it can ensure that.

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You’re right that this could just be a bug or at least something that hasn’t been implemented yet. After all, functions can only declare a single parameter pack, so there shouldn’t be any ambiguity as to how many times anything should be repeated.

@Claude31: See the WWDC23 session that I tagged: Generalize APIs with parameter packs. The feature is explained there. And in the Swift Evolution proposal, of course: Value and Type Parameter Packs.

Whatever you did, it worked! The issue is gone in the latest macOS 13.2 Beta. Thank you!

Thank you for your reply! I filed FB11893691 with a minimal sample project to reproduce this. Would be awesome if you could find anything!