I believe this may have been a code issue on my part. Simply moving .mapItemDetailSheet(item: input) below the closing bracket for my NavigationView seems to have resolved the issue. Regards

This still hasn't been addressed. If anyone knows a way to open the Translate app via a link in SwiftUI, please let us know. As Alen stated above, using "translate://" only brings up a prompt and will not open the app.

FWIW.. translate:// -> attempts to open the Translate app But ultimately just brings up a prompt and fails to open it when you tap on the prompt.

As requested: FB14175587

Photos are added by the business, I believe. If they have added them, they'll be there. No star ratings on the Place Card, sadly. Not sure on rate limits - I don't think there are any? Not sure on caching, as I'm a newb to SwiftUI. Definitely an internal Apple question. Not sure how long it takes to update the database. I, too, would love to know the answer to this. Having the ability to, for example, narrow down types of restaurants in a search would be immensely helpful. Will post back if I find anything.

On #6: use a picker Picker("Cuisine Type", selection: $selectedCuisine) { ForEach(cuisineTypes, id: \.self) { cuisine in Text(cuisine.key) } }

Same story with Xcode 16 Beta 3. Tried unzipping it with Keka but it fails and Keka says the data is corrupted. If you use the native archive utility to unzip it, you can get the app but it fails to start. Gives the error stated above about a failed plug-in.