I'm very upset because I feel like it should be easier to find than this, but in the docs (and the Float16 header): /// A half-precision (16b), floating-point value type. /// /// `Float16` is available on Apple silicon, /// and unavailable on Intel when targeting macOS. sooo, basically, if you conditionally compile for arm, it should work: #if arch(arm64) @available(macOS 11.0, iOS 14.0, *) let value: Float16 = 0 #endif

It appears to be centered around the usage of a custom scheme in the HLS m3u8 file link to the encryption key: if I use http(s) to link the encryption key, it works fine. If I use something custom like fakey, it never even makes it to the delegate method for AVAssetResourceLoaderDelegate called resourceLoader(_ resourceLoader: AVAssetResourceLoader, shouldWaitForLoadingOfRequestedResource loadingRequest: AVAssetResourceLoadingRequest) where I'd swap out the scheme for a real one, because it crashes first. So far, I can only replicate this on the iOS 15 simulator. I've opened a feedback: FB9764319

Turns out I'm ****** and it's easy. Just set the value when you are configuring the cell in whatever cellForItemAt variant you are using. func configureCell(_ cell: UICollectionViewListCellSubclass, indexPath: IndexPath, item: DataSourceItem) { cell.titletext = "Cell Title" cell.subtitleText = "1/2/2021" cell.indentationLevel = 0 // or whatever }

I'll have to give that a watch when I have a moment, and I'll try to find time to isolate it for a bug report, but I'm not optimistic about that happening. Life at a startup, you know? That backlog ain't going to shorten itself. Is it worth filing a bug report without a sample project? I could at least provide some context and hopefully get it noticed.

hmm... that might help in some scenarios, but po is my real bread and butter for debugging. Is there seriously no one else experiencing this?