Also, I cannot seem to find the correct 'Tag' for Journal. I tried 'Journal', 'Suggestions', 'JournalingSuggestions'... anyone know?

Have you tried catching the error from your try await request.scene? I have just finished a similar task and no issues. Perhaps also try using MainActor.run so that you are not combining async/await with DispatchQueue? I've heard others having issues when mixing the two. Task { do { let request = MKLookAroundSceneRequest(coordinate: coordinate) let scene = try await request.scene await MainActor.run { self.lookAroundScene = scene } } catch { print(error.localizedDescription) // This will help! generateRandomCoordinate() } }

@jabhiji @waohqc @amit12we I found a way! I initialize some dummy ActivityAttributes and ContentState then use attributes.previewContext(contentState, viewKind: .dynamicIsland(.compact)) Full example struct HuntLiveActivityWidget_Previews: PreviewProvider { static let attributes = HuntAttributes.init(huntID: "1234", huntName: "Hunt name", numberOfClues: 10) static let contentState = HuntAttributes.ContentState(currentClueText: "This is the current clue to be solved.", currentClueIndex: 0, currentHuntProgress: 0.1) static var previews: some View { attributes .previewContext(contentState, viewKind: .dynamicIsland(.compact)) .previewDisplayName("Island Compact") attributes .previewContext(contentState, viewKind: .dynamicIsland(.expanded)) .previewDisplayName("Island Expanded") attributes .previewContext(contentState, viewKind: .dynamicIsland(.minimal)) .previewDisplayName("Minimal") attributes .previewContext(contentState, viewKind: .content) .previewDisplayName("Notification") } }

FYI, I brought this up to a few members of the Game Center team at WWDC '23. It seemed as though it was the first they'd heard of it and said they would investigate (yay!). TBD 😅

To clarify, the following will work in DetailView... .task { guard let scene = UIApplication.shared.connectedScenes.first(where: { $0.activationState == .foregroundActive }) as? UIWindowScene else { return } SKStoreReviewController.requestReview(in: scene) }

I suspect the issue was at the call site? Hope you've solved the mystery since! My first instinct is also to maybe try a Singleton? static let shared: LocationManager = LocationManager()