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The following app builds, but causes a runtime crash when trying to execute on an iOS 14.7 device. Using Xcode 13b5, macOS Monterey b5, iOS 15.b6 & iOS 14.7 import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State private var text = "This app causes a runtime error on ios 14.7" @available(iOS 15.0, *) @FocusState var isInputActive: Bool var body: some View { if #available(iOS 15.0, *) { TextEditor(text: $text) .focused($isInputActive) } else { // ios14 or < TextEditor(text: $text) } } }

Over the past few days, my experience with CloudKit Console has been terribly frustrating... recurring http timeouts, 502 Bad Gateways, and - worst of all - I've got an app which is posting to CloudKit via CoreData and although it DOES sync the data between my devices - CKConsole fails to show ANY records in the specified database... (I've even gone so far as to check BOTH public and private databases, in EACH of the CK Containers associated with my AppleID - desperately hoping to find these records via CKConsole - but alas, no such luck.) Has anyone built an app (or MacOS application) which mirrors (and more importantly, improves upon) the functionality that is supposed to be available via CKConsole? Prior to making the switch to using CloudKit, I've previously used MySQL on a long list of non-iPhone applicaitons - and having access to a command-line interface to the SQL database has always been a very valuable part of my development process. Can anyone suggest ways to re-introduce that CLI type of rapid prototyping into a CloudKit project? Is there a CLI that speaks directly to CloudKit databases (both public and private)? Many thanks...