No worries, good luck! And sorry for my typos, just noticed now
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I think they're reffering to the paid Developer Program membership, but they they do not need to register for the paid Developer Program in order to take part in the challenge.
As far as I'm concerned, Simulator isn't a virtual machine per se (it's a sandboxed macOS app simulating iOS & iOS apps). But yes, I'm not exactly sure how / if Metal works in Simulator; I'll have to test it.
No worries, good luck with your submission!!
Not the original person, but I think this regards the Swift Student Challenge, which is on topic? @DTS Engineer
"put more focus on the user journey rather than just build an app with undiscoverable features"
Yup, exactly. Nicely put!
Good luck with your submission!
That's great, thanks!
Pretty late to the party, but you can also open the swiftpm in Finder, then control-click > Show Package Contents. Then, you can manually edit the Package.swift file included in your swiftpm.
I meant College Board, not Common App, sorry.
Makes sense, thanks!
@NilsR maybe it would be useful to post the crash report here. Also I think you could file a bug.
Thanks, please do share your solution. Good luck!
All right, good luck with your app!
I just realized that this might be a reason why certain apps stop working when transferring your data to a new device - even though these apps are copied, keys stored in the secure enclave aren't transferred