Is there any way to modify the behaviour of this command? I really dislike that it adds a break after the opening parenthesis and would also prefer it to use the traditional multi-line style where the lines are aligned with their semicolons. Alternatively, is there a way to run the "Format File with 'swift-format'" command without implicitly triggering "Format to Multiple Lines", as it apparently does? Having to reformat my method's signatures afterwards really makes this feature unattractive to me at the moment.

My app is trying to continuously record audio from the background. Due to user feedback, I'm setting the AVAudioSession to use the .multiRoute category and .mixWithOthers options. This is because otherwise, if the device is connected to a car with CarPlay, output from the car's radio is muted. The only drawback seems to be that in this setup, controlling the phone's volume using the hardware volume buttons doesn't work anymore. This, of course, is also disliked by users. I've searched the docs and this and other forums for any documentation of this and if there's anything I can do to either setup the session to handle volume changes again or if and how I'm expected to receive notifications of these button presses and how to forward them to the right spot. Unfortunately, I didn't find anything. Can offer any ideas?