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Hi @Claude31. If you are familiar with Dread Pirate Roberts, then you will know that I may not be entirely serious (perhaps British humour is a bit too dry for the forum?). However, Apple would be a fool to ever let go of someone as knowledgeable as Quinn! Just saying!

Xcode 13.0 RC... I don't see that option.

You are right, of course @Claude31, BUT my point is that for the last 11 years, we have had a consistent "minimum" dimension of 1536. Apple eventually released larger iPads, and this week it has released a smaller one. Lots of existing iPad apps have sized their content based on that 1536 minimum. The way that Storyboards/constraints/SwiftUI handle a smaller size (than expected) will suddenly become very important, but no-one (outside Apple) has tested that yet! Imagine if Apple released an iPhone that was smaller than any previous model... would all your apps display okay?

It just works for me, @wkKevin. I start to type "func viewDi", and it auto-completes as in your video, then when I press Return, it adds the "override" and the rest of the func.

I'm not familiar with fast comet, so you may want to raise this as a separate question. The answer may depend on what the backend actually is, but I would think that if it is hosted on your account, that is the main thing.

Ah, we can't have proper formatting in a "Comment", so I'll have to add this extra information as another Answer...

You're welcome Dave! If you could mark my answer as correct (using the "tick" icon) that will help other people with the same issue.

Yes, that's right @devinkkperry, when you dequeue your cell, you cast it to the correct type.

Did you get it working, @Ivan_VO?

That's good @Danny_27- Please now mark the question as "answered".

Git is available in Xcode, and includes built-in support for GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket accounts (which I think all have a free tier). I've used all three of these (with different clients), and they all work well. Or if you want to roll your own, you can host your own remote repository.

So CloudKit framework is sending your app something, that you are recieving on a background thread, then you are updating the UI. Same thing. Perhaps you could share some code, to illustrate where the problem lies?