@darkpaw sorry I should have mentioned earlier, it wouldn't work in the following logger.debug("Item name = \(itemName, privacy: .public)"), see my updated "Non-sensitive logging (Public)"

@eskimo could you have a look at this?

@eskimo, Hoping one day macOS System Settings has app level settings, IMHO that would be a safer option (just like in iOS) so that devs don't abuse the option. Sorry just wishful thinking, thanks once again

@eskimo I forgot to mention I have enabled Calendar under Capabilities and added INFOPLIST_KEY_NSCalendarsUsageDescription which prompts the user for Calendar access when needed

@eskimo Thanks a lot, just curious how in the mac Maps app when location permission is not granted, when the user taps on current location button it shows an alert which opens the Privacy & Security pane

@Claude31 The main issue is with the URL string. Question is whether this opening "x-apple.systempreferences:com.apple.preference.security?Privacy_Calendars" URL would be considered as accessing private API in the Apple Store. Original code I posted works but not sure it is allowed.

@bergersilvio call objectWillChange.send() in your model when you want the View to change.

@pabloconnell hope that helps

@bergersilvio, I meant in your SwiftUI code use only @Published properties don't use something like DATA.depots.dataPoints use DATA.dataPoints instead. Good luck

@bergersilvio DataService needs to be a class for it be an @ObservableObject. Can you try storing dataPoints directly inside DataService and ensure it is @Published? I feel that should help. If that doesn't work if it is ok with you could commit your code (or take a backup) then comment out all unnecessary portions till you can come down to a minimum reproducible code. Commenting out will help you isolate the issue. Then you could create a simple POC so that others can test.

is this on macOS? On macOS I am facing issues as well with widget previews, iOS widget previews are ok. Use the following modifier ..previewContext(WidgetPreviewContext(family: .systemSmall))

I was asked to get in touch with https://developer.apple.com/contact/, I was quite busy with other work that I couldn't contact them. You could contact them. If you happen to find a solution post it

Please read my suggestion below for Apple to come up with a property wrapper to mark SwiftUI preview structs. Hopefully it gets fixed. Currently there is a lot of code with #if DEBUG <…> #endif

If you want it to run on the main thread, why don't you mark it as @MainActor (Swift Concurrency)?

@xcor could you post the workaround code, I tried setting it nil but didn't seem to work for me, not sure I am missing something