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Dear users,good morning. I have already putted my iPhone app in App Store, and it is already approved and in sale.Now, I have done a little change (the text of two message box and the correct color / alignement of one label; nothing else). This is only a build, not a new version, so I would avoid the long approval process, and I would update this new version only as a new build.I have tried to upload it with the same procedure (in the same conditions!) which I have already followed during my first upload of my first main version; but, incredibly, it doesn't work; and I see the error message which you can see in the screenshot which I have putted in my dropbox account and which you can see by the following link.Why happend? How can I fix it? Thank in advance!https://www.dropbox.com/s/p37pt4wxhwx7sz1/sc-10.png?dl=0

Hello, If we have the following code: import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State private var usdAmount = 0.0 var body: some View { VStack { Text(Currency Form) Form { TextField(Dollar Amount, value: $usdAmount, format: .currency(code: USD)) // 1 // TextField(Dollar Amount, value: $usdAmount, format: .number) // 2 .keyboardType(.numberPad) } Text(usdAmount = (usdAmount)) } .padding() } } When the line marked // 1 is left uncommented (the TF has a .currency() formatter applied) the behaviour of the TF is rather odd. Upon display it shows US$0.00 Upon editing the value the US$ part remains. So if the user enters US$123 the value is not stored into the usdAmount property. The User must delete all the existing text and enter e.g. 456.78 and then the value is stored to the usdAmount property. When Line //1 is commented-out and line //2 is uncommented then the TF behaves correctly because the TF value is just 0 on first display. Should we not use the .currency() format? Or am I using it wrong? Thanks.