The recent upgrade of the Mac OS seems to have removed some of the inspector bar tools from the NSTextView that formerly appears after setting usesInspectorBar to true. I see nothing in the documentation for any API for making these tools reappear. I notice that the TextEdit app's inspector bar is not missing them. Please tell me how to get my app's text view's inspector bar to look and behave like TextEdit.

I am using the NSPersistentCloudKitContainer for my app's core data. This works well enough on a single device. However, (using the same Apple ID) when I run my app on a second device, the data on cloud kit is ignored. What is the magic code needed to pull the cloud kit data into my app's core data store?

Since "The "out-of-the-box" implementation of CoreData / CloudKit sync does not, and will not, store any records in the Public database" how does one go about storing records in the public database (when I look using the CloudKit dashboard, there are only private records, nothing in public)? I know about setting databaseScope = .public in NSPersistentCloudKitContainerOptions, and about assigning freshly created managed objects to the appropriate scope (needed because my app has more than one). What else do I need to do to get syncing to work?