Try setting .id() to some constant value on the group of elements you don't want to fade, along with .transition(nil). Setting the id to a constant tells the view system the view's identity hasn't changed. I'm not sure this would work with a timer but with other elements it should.

Hi Ed, Thanks for this information. I have found that attempting to do this and use AppIntents that live in a static framework also does not work with AppShortcuts. I have it exactly as you described and that gives rise to another error: AppIntentsSSUTraining failed. The action ExportableAppIntent referenced in App Shortcut does not exist. I have a feedback with a sample project to illustrate: FB14507102. If you would be willing to take a look I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

@DTS Engineer While I am not able to reproduce OP's issue, I have a similar forum post regarding background transparency issues when using zoom transitions with fullScreenCover in the latest Xcode beta. For that I do have reproducible sample code. https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/762825 FB14929113 Would you mind taking a look and seeing if this could be related at all? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.

Hi Ed, I'm sorry to bug you here with a follow up to FB14857658, but an engineer (I'm not sure if it was you) responded to it with a sample project, similar to the one I provided in FB14507102. They say the current behavior works as intended and the sample project compiles and works fine. Their sample has an AppIntent that lives in a framework but is being used with AppShortcuts. Their sample however, does not in fact compile. I have tested on 2 machines with the last 3 beta versions of Xcode.

If you would be so kind as to go back in and take a look, I'd appreciate it. I'd love for this issue to be reopened since the provided solution is not working. The resulting error is similar to the one described here: https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/732535. Thank you!