I added a password to Keychain using Swift on macOS. All works well, and I can see it using Keychain Access, it is stored under iCloud -> Passwords. How can I see this password on the Passwords App. Is there something I need to do, maybe in Swift, to have this password in the Passwords App, not just in Keychain Access Note, I have turn on iCloud Keychain on my Mac: https://support.apple.com/en-us/109016

I've just update Xcode to Version 13.0 (13A233) release candidate, but now I cannot select MacOS 12 as target, nor for MacCatalyst, it only shows up to 11.3. So all the latest SwiftUI for MacOS 12 is unavailable. ios-15 is present, but not MacCatalyst 12 or even 11.4. Is there a trick or something I have to do or download, to make macos 12 available as target, like it used to do in the beta? Alternatively, is there a way to download the previous beta version. By mistake I deleted mine.

On Macos Monterey, 12 beta7, I typed the character w in the search bar of Finder, and after a few seconds (while I was looking for the other characters to type in) it went into a locked mad spin forever. Took me a while to find a way to force quit Finder. This seems to be a real bug to me. Has anyone experienced this? Is there a quick way to force quit Finder, some magic key combinations?

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I'm targeting iPad ios 14, with this test code: struct ContentView: View { 		 				@State var arr1: [String] = ["one", "two", "three"] 				@State var arr2: [String] = ["four", "five", "six"] 		 		var body: some View { 				List { 						Section(header: Text("first section")) { 								ForEach(arr1, id: \.self) { s in 										Text(s) 								} 						} 						Section(header: Text("second section")) { 								ForEach(arr2, id: \.self) { s in 										Text(s) 								} 						} 				} 		} 		} Is there a way to make the section headers display what I put in the Text, not change it to uppercase?