“SwiftData inheritance relationship”

Getting this error from itunes connect while uploading app to appstore.Xcode version - 9.4.1

Hi everyone, I have to build a framework that has a staticLib as dependency. In the same time I want to use some classes from staticLib via framework's public api and it isn't accessible even if I import framework - I tested with otool and nm tools and the symbols seems to be in framework but inaccessible. How to make public classes from staticLib to be accessible from framework api ? Any hint or advice would be welcome, thanks in advance.

My high-level goal is to add support for Game Mode in a Java game, which launches via a macOS launcher app that runs the actual java game as a separate process (e.g. using the java command line tool). I asked this over in the Graphics & Games section and was told this, which is why I'm reposting this here. I'm uncertain how to speak to CLI tools and Java games launched from a macOS app. These sound like security and sandboxing questions which we recommend you ask about in those sections of the forums. The system seems to decide whether to enable Game Mode based on values in the Info.plist (e.g. for LSApplicationCategoryType and GCSupportsGameMode). However, the child process can't seem to see these values. Is there a way to change that? (The rest of this post is copied from my other forums post to provide additional context.) Imagine a native macOS app that acts as a launcher for a Java game.** For example, the launcher app might use the Swift Process API or a similar method to run the java command line t

CLEF and CLAP atoms in Quicktime files have a similar purpose as it relates to the display dimensions of a video image. Can someone clarify for me the relationship between these two atoms? How does a media player know which one to use as the reference for display dimensions?

I know if i change existing properties in a @Model it’s a migration. However if I add a new @Model class(es) that has no relationships to any existing is that still a migration or am i free to add? if free to add, should i create a new model container or can I just add the new Model classes ?

Is it possible to deploy SwiftData to server? Or is it a good direction to consider improve SwiftData?

As I am new to programming in Swift, I have a question about SwiftData if you are writing a program and created your model and done some testing and realize you need to add something to your model that you missed during the initial setup do you have to start a whole new project? As I noticed when adding in something new to the model the project can't find the original SwiftData? Thread 1: Fatal error: failed to find a currently active container for User

Did anyone successfully used transformable in SwiftData to store UIColor or SwiftUI Color type? @Attribute(.transformable) var color: UIColor

Even if there are one-many relationship models with the cascade delete rule, SwiftData does not cascade delete items. For example, there is one school has multiple students like the following models, and even when the school is deleted, the students in the school are not deleted. This happens when a user create a school and students and delete the school immediately. Are there any workarounds for now? @Model final class School { var name: String @Relationship(deleteRule: .cascade, inverse: Student.school) var students: [Student] = [] init(name: String) { self.name = name } } @Model final class Student { var fullName: String var school: School init(fullName: String, school: School) { self.fullName = fullName self.school = school } }

Hi all, has anybody found the trick how to get SwiftData working with SpotLight Search? Setting the attribute spotlight in the Model definition seems to do nothing at all, as pointed out by Paul Hudson in his new book as well (https://www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/swiftdata/how-to-index-swiftdata-objects-in-spotlight) Thanks a lot!

I am using NSPersistentCloudKitContainer, and have a many-to-one optional relationship, let say many item to one project.This relationship is optional, so I can do this ->item.project = nilwhen the user decided that this item does not belongs to any project.This code is fine in Core Data, and the inverse relationships are updated accordingly.However, once this gets synced to CloudKit, and come back down, the project relationship will be restored. Setting the project to other entities are fine, it just cannot be set to nil.Playing with the CloudKit dashboard, I realized that the schema that is created have a CD_Project as String. If I create a new item without any project, there's no such field, however, once I assign a project to an item, the field is set, and there is no way to unset this field, even from the CloudKit Dashboard. I naively tried to clear out the string in cloudkit dashboard but it crashes my app when the sync happens.Is this a bug that will be fixed? The