Non-sendable type '(any URLSessionTaskDelegate)?' exiting actor-isolated context in call to non-isolated instance method 'data(from:delegate:)' cannot cross actor boundary Please help, I am 1000% stuck on this issue in particular. Using strict asynchronous warnings, how can I make this work without warning? I can convert NetworkManager into a struct, but I prefer to keep it as an actor so that it is Sendable by default.

Trying to implement a type that conforms to ASWebAuthenticationPresentationContextProviding. This is now causing errors with Xcode 14. With the following implementation:         final class PresentationContextProvider: NSObject, ASWebAuthenticationPresentationContextProviding {             func presentationAnchor(for session: ASWebAuthenticationSession) -> ASPresentationAnchor {                 return ASPresentationAnchor()             }         } I get this compilation error: Call to main actor-isolated initializer 'init()' in a synchronous nonisolated context So I can annotate the class or method with @MainActor, but then I get this warning: Main actor-isolated instance method 'presentationAnchor(for:)' cannot be used to satisfy nonisolated protocol requirement Is there a way to fix this?

In Apple's TicTacFish sample project, Step 3 provides an example of a LocalNetworkActorSystem based on Bonjour. At various points in the implementation, reference is made to building up a mapping from actor IDs to Connections/Peers, such that we can identify the correct connections to send calls and replies on (the sample project just broadcasts to all connections.) I've tried various approaches but can't get past the simple hurdle that: the methods required by DistributedActorSystem (e.g., SampleLocalNetworkActorSystem.remoteCall(on:target:invocation:throwing:returning:) do not allow for additional arguments, preventing me from passing along data about the originating connection that could be used to uniquely identify the peer the peer initialization happens separately from the relevant ActorID methods (e.g., SampleLocalNetworkActorSystem.resolve(id:as:), SampleLocalNetworkActorSystem.assignID(_:), SampleLocalNetworkActorSystem.actorReady(_:)) which prevents me from knowing which connection this actor initialization corresponds to. Has anyone figured out a way to get this to work?