+1. My project setup is a bit complicated, but I have a Swift source that generates a reference to that symbol when compiled, even though, through judicious use of #if swift and @Observable I'm certain deployment target is < 17.0 and Swift language version is < 6.0. At least nm says StringEncryptionProvider.o: (undefined) weak external _swift_coroFrameAlloc

@misacek the author of the async method, i.e. you, determines where the method is run, for instance by adding the @MainActor attribute. The caller, i.e. NotificationCenter, can't force the method to run in any particular context.

Isn't this the one where you have to remove the IDESourceControlKnownSSHHostsDefaultsKey key from ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.dt.Xcode.plist ? IIRC I had to do this after upgrading to 13.x. https://forums.swift.org/t/according-to-xcode-the-identity-of-a-repository-hosted-on-github-com-has-changed/53560/6