macOS, iOS, the same principle applies when you go beyond what SwiftUI can currently achieve. On iOS you fall back to using a UIKit solution, wrapped in UIViewRepresentable (or UIViewControllerRepresentable). On macOS you fall back to using an AppKit solution, wrapped in NSViewRepresentable (or NSViewControllerRepresentable).

We now have the "keyboardShortcut" modifier. Try this: Button("Login", action: onLoginAction)     .keyboardShortcut(.defaultAction)

Did that work for you, @sparta?

Yes. Use the keydboardShortcut view modifier. (Here on a Button, but the principle is the same) Button("Login", action: onLoginAction)    .keyboardShortcut(.defaultAction)

Did you make any progress on this?

Did you finalize this?

As I understand it, both the CFBundleVersion and the CFBundleShortVersionString need to be higher than anything that has been uploaded previously. If you previously uploaded CFBundleShortVersionString (7.2.0), then the new CFBundleShortVersionString will have to be greater than that. It's possible to upload multiple builds for a release, but you never released 7.2.0

Try this:         ZStack {             Button("") {                 searchModel.startSearch(query: searchQuery)             }             .keyboardShortcut(.defaultAction)             TextField("Search", text: $searchQuery)         }

I think it's more "no" than "yes"!

how do I edit plist file using the xcode? Right-click Info.plist Open As Source Code

I need to verify the bundle id Can you give some more information... What have you used as your app's Bundle ID? Does the App ID show correctly on Apple Developer? Is there anyway I could get someone to do the app for me or not? Yes. It is possible to get people to develop apps for you, for example, by paying them to do so.

Xcode 6.4 is very old! Can you be more specific about the code that you need to upgrade? Have you tried building it with a more recent version of Xcode? What kind of errors do you get?

The brackets in your code sample match correctly. I get no error. Is your error being triggered by some other code, that you have not shared?

Your options seem to be: Free up (much) more space on disk Upgrade to a larger disk Install Xcode to an external drive

You haven't shown where centerXAnchor (or the other Anchors) come from. Is it possible that one of them is nil?