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Replied In How do you manually set a range on a chart
I found a workaround by adding a hidden vertical RuleMark for the beginning and end of the day. Not sure if this is a good idea but it does seem to work well. RuleMark(x: .value("Start of day", period.start)) .foregroundStyle(Color.clear) RuleMark(x: .value("End of day", period.end)) .foregroundStyle(Color.clear)
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Replied In Changing the Timeframe of Charts
From the Q&A in the lounge, it sounds like if you want to filter data, you want to do that before passing it to the Chart. So if you want to show just the past wee, you would filter those points out of your data and then include them in the chart. Additionally, you can use .chartXScale(range:) to manually specify the visible range of data.
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Replied In App gets terminated in background with an assertion (0x8badf00d)
I think I found the issue. I was using PluggableApplicationDelegate and it doesn't handle callbacks correctly. In particular, if you don't have at least 1 service that responds to a method, it will never call the callback. This PR should fix that: https://github.com/fmo91/PluggableApplicationDelegate/pull/25.
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Replied In App gets terminated in background with an assertion (0x8badf00d)
I'm seeing this exact same thing! Happens when the device locks automatically, and only on iOS 11.has active assertions beyond permitted time: <BKProcessAssertion: 0x10152f2c0; "will present notification" (notificationAction:30s); id:…54E87C91BC3A> (owner: SpringBoard:55)