Your code fragment is missing crucial information: ExpandingButtonPanel is incomplete You don't show your definition of getIconColor. What is EnvironmentVM If you can add these definitions, it may be possible to offer help.

My bad (typo), of course I meant "MLCDevice" (from the Machine Learning framework). ane() Creates a device that uses the Apple Neural Engine, if one exists

Instead of uploading screenshots, please include your code in a Code Block (using "Paste and Match Style"). Then people may be able to help you.

I depends... If you have existing customers who use the Touch Bar with your app, and they find it useful, then you may want to consider continuing to supporting them. It depends how your app uses the Touch Bar, and how many of your current users have a Mac with a Touch Bar.

Your app's network connectivity should not be affected by the distribution method. What platform does your app use? iOS? macOS? tvOS? watchOS? my error handling always tells me that I have no internet connection The first question is, does your app really have no internet connection, or is there an issue with your error handling code? If you could share your error handling code, and the details of how you are using the network connection, forum users may be able to help you.

Please can you put your code into a code block (using "Paste and Match Style"), to make it more readable?

When configuring an MKMapView, we have: showsBuildings showsCompass showsZoomControls showsScale showsTraffic showsPointsOfInterest showsPitchControl But no showsStreets (or equivalent). So no, it is not possible to remove the street names. You might try using an MKMapType of .mutedStandard "A street map where your data is emphasized over the underlying map details"

Is there a reason for making this so complicated, or do you just need to check for network connectivity?

Have you considered monitoring your network connectivity using NWPathMonitor? For example, to monitor WiFi and Cellular: var monitorWiFi = NWPathMonitor(requiredInterfaceType: .wifi) var monitorCellular = NWPathMonitor(requiredInterfaceType: .cellular) var isInternetAvailableOnWiFi: Bool = false var isInternetAvailableOnCellular: Bool = false Then... /// **startPathMonitors** /// Monitor the WiFi and Cellular connections /// Note: NWPathMonitor checks for connection to wider network /// func startPathMonitors() { /// WiFi monitorWiFi.pathUpdateHandler = { path in /// This closure is called every time the connection status changes DispatchQueue.main.async { switch path.status { case .satisfied: print("PathMonitor WiFi satisfied, interface: \(path.availableInterfaces) gateways: \(path.gateways)") default: print("PathMonitor WiFi not satisfied: \(path.unsatisfiedReason)") } self.isInternetAvailableOnWiFi = (path.status == .satisfied) } } monitorWiFi.start(queue: DispatchQueue(label: "monitorWiFi")) /// Cellular monitorCellular.pathUpdateHandler = { path in /// This closure is called every time the connection status changes DispatchQueue.main.async { print("PathMonitor Cellular: \(path.status)") self.isInternetAvailableOnCellular = (path.status == .satisfied) } } monitorCellular.start(queue: DispatchQueue(label: "monitorCellular")) }

Oh... you mean you get the error when you build the app... it would have been worth pointing that out! My first thought is that you are using a lot of force-unwrapping (!), and it would be better to avoid that. Try: if let pm = placemarks?.first { self.parent.userLocation = (pm.subThoroughfare ?? "") + (pm.thoroughfare ?? "") + (pm.locality ?? "") }

If the accessory is acting as a DHCP server... ...it may be sufficient for it to provide an empty "Default Gateway" (which Apple refer to as "Router") IP Address. The iOS device can then detect that the WiFi has no route to the Internet, and will use the cellular connection instead.

What is "BarChart"?

In a mac Catalyst app, you could try creating an NEHotspotConfiguration for your WiFi network, then "apply" it using NEHotspotConfigurationManager. I'm not sure if that would work, but it might be worth a try.

This kind of Team is not possible with "Individual" Developer Accounts. As you mention, it requires a Company Account.

No, you cannot register a Simulator device as if it was a real device. Only a real device can be registered.