There is no type called "ProgressBar". Can you give more information? You have tagged your question with "Swift", so perhaps you mean a UIProgressView, or an NSProgressIndicator?

You say "I get": file:///Users//Library/Containers/<*******.appName>/Data/Documents But that isn't a valid path (note the two backslash characters after "Users"). Can you share the correct path?

...and some sample JSON?

You could put your typealias into your own class, like this: #if os(macOS) import Cocoa #elseif os(iOS) import UIKit #endif class CrossPlatform { #if os(macOS) typealias Image = NSImage #elseif os(iOS) typealias Image = UIImage #endif } Then you would have: var swiftUIImage: Image var crossPlatformImage: CrossPlatform.Image

Keep it simple - provide app review with test account credentials that you have already created (and that you know will work).

For a project with a remote repository... From the Xcode menu: Source Control > Create Pull Request... Xcode 13.1 (13A1030d)

Interesting, and strange. I'm not sure what you mean by "Create Pull Request button in the branches drop-down"... I don't see that button anywhere. Where are you expecting it to be? For an Xcode project with a local repository and a remote repository, I see: Source Control > Create Pull Request... I have full access to the remote repository, could that be important? For an Xcode project with a local repository, but no remote repository, I have no option: Source Control > Create Pull Request... (It isn't greyed-out, it doesn't appear at all)

Your GeometryProxy is reporting the correct size. The iPad mini 6 has a screen resolution of 2266x1488 So in Portrait mode, the screen width (in Points) is 744. This is narrower than the previous iPad minis, which were 768 wide. Reference: https://www.apple.com/uk/ipad-mini/specs/ I raised this issue here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/689939

Did that answer your question, @kedashiromasato?

If you are using MVVM, can you say a bit more about your ViewModel?

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Your code samples are too messed up, to make any sense of them. Paste the code into a new answer: ...as a "Code Block" ...using "Paste and Match Style" A "Code Block" puts one line before and one line after your code, each of those two lines containing three "backtick" characters. Then your code should format nicely. Once people can read your code, they may be able to help with your problem! Properly pasted code should look nice, like this: @State var accesibilidadActivaTexto = false //Cambiar a true @State var separacioTexto: CGFloat = 0 // Separación entre texto @State var separacionTextoiPad: CGFloat = 0 // etc...

We also need to see the code for: tarjMomentoDia tamanosDispositivos interfazCambiante You earlier posted tarjetaMomentoDia, but I assume that is different to tarjMomentoDia? And where is VisualEffectBlurView coming from?

We are getting there, but we still need: tamanosDispositivos Also, your property names (correctly) begin with a lowercase letter, but you should capitalize your struct names, so struct tarjetaMomentoDia: View { struct tarjMomentoDia: Identifiable, Hashable { struct interfazCambiante { should be: struct TarjetaMomentoDia: View { struct TarjMomentoDia: Identifiable, Hashable { struct InterfazCambiante {

To perform an action when a View disappears, you can use onDisappear func onDisappear(perform action: (() -> Void)? = nil) -> some View To update a value from an enclosing View, you could use a Binding.