Unable to get this working in a Designed for iPad app on the Apple Vision Pro simulator. Is this supported?

Thank you for the response. Unfortunately with this approach, I encounter an error in the console Error: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=4864 "*** -[NSKeyedUnarchiver decodeDoubleForKey:]: value for key (some_optional_double) is not a 64-bit float" UserInfo={NSDebugDescription=*** -[NSKeyedUnarchiver decodeDoubleForKey:]: value for key (some_optional_double) is not a 64-bit float}.

Thanks Quinn. "I recommend that you investigate where that class is expected to be coming from and add it to the libraries list for the target that’s missing it." It looks like the specific library is a CocoaPods one, do you know how I would add this to the "libraries list" in the unit test target?

Thanks, good idea. One way I've improved speed so far is by simply using VNVideoProcessor to do a lot of the heavy lifting. I somehow missed that it exists in the WWDC sessions, oops!

My mistake, I meant for the title to only be for this other completely different question: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/698509. Yesterday I got a compiler error for simply adding a conditional, but the issue was something else I missed with a misleading error message.

Answered my own question again haha, analyze(_:) returns when the video is finished processing.

Is there a way to track when the analysis finishes?

Oh I see, it continually runs pose detection requests and calls the handler, so I don't think I'd need an Operation.

Thank you, I wasn't aware of this class and maybe missed it in my viewing of WWDC sessions. Without code listings and commentary in the docs however, I'm unsure how to use it. Currently I perform a VNDetectHumanBodyPoseRequest continually in an Operation subclass, since I'm reading each CMSampleBuffer from the imported source video. I'm unsure as to where the VNVideoProcessor might fit into this pipeline, and what exactly analyze(_:) does.

Thanks, my mistake with the type capitalization.

It looks like there’s no edit tags feature, at least on the mobile site.

Oops, I thought I had actually tagged it with AVKit. Fixing.

Oh good point! I had only thought in terms of allowing a full swipe.

Thanks for letting us all know!

The archive successfully signed and uploaded in Xcode 13.0 beta (13A5154h). Can I expect it will be accepted in review if the archive generation happened with the public Xcode, but the upload happened with Xcode beta? What about for TestFlight, but publicly and internally?