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I've never needed to do this, but I've had a quick look, and this seems reasonable: var body: some View { VStack(alignment: .leading) { Form { Text(First Name) TextField(, text: $firstName, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Last Name) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $lastName, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Email) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $email, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Job) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $job, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Role) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $role, prompt: Text(Required)) } .formStyle(.columns) .padding(.horizontal, 16) .padding(.vertical, 16) Spacer() } } The key is .formStyle(.columns).

NavigationSplitView and TabView are top level navigation containers and could have unexpected behaviors when they're not implemented as such. on iOS, a NavigationSplitView collapses all of its columns into a stack.So it's best practice to prefer using a split view in a regular — not a compact — environments. Please file an enhancement request using Feedback Assistant. Once you file the request, please post the FB number here. If you're not familiar with how to file enhancement requests, take a look at Bug Reporting: How and Why?

I’m not super familiar with app push providers, but there’s one thing I want to check up front. You wrote: [quote='773468021, dtanmasimo, /thread/773468, /profile/dtanmasimo'] I see logs for my push provider initializing but I don't see it de-initializing. [/quote] Are you sure they’re all from the same process? I’ve hit situations like this — with other NE provider types, mind you — where the process died and was restarted, but the logging didn’t make that obvious. I generally do all my logging with the system log (see Your Friend the System Log) which records the pid with each log entry. So, all I need to do to rule this out is to show that column in Console. Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

Ok, so, after a bit of back and forth, here's where I stand : curl --location 'https://api.appstoreconnect.apple.com/v1/analyticsReportRequests' --header 'Content-Type: application/json' --header 'Authorization: Bearer [my_token]' --data '{ type: analyticsReportRequests, attributes: { accessType: ONGOING }, relationships: { app : { data : { type : apps, id : [my_appid] } } } }' I have changed up my request such that it now looks like this, and I've got a new issue : { errors: [ { id: [id], status: 422, code: ENTITY_UNPROCESSABLE, title: The request entity is not a valid request document object, detail: Unexpected or invalid value at 'type'., meta: { position: { row: 2, column: 22 } } } ] } Doesn't really feel like I've made any progress, but I'm now getting a 422 error response, and I really don't see any way out of this. Any help at all would be appreciated.

Subscriptions are approved in App Store Connect. Do you mean that the status of your subscriptions is Approved in App Store Connect? For more information about status, see In-app purchase statuses. SubscriptionStoreView(productIDs: subscriptionsManager.products.map { $0.id }) Can you add logs to inspect the values of the product identifiers you are using in your app? Compare these values to the ProductID column of your in-app purchases in App Store Connect. Confirm the following: The country or region of the account currently logged on your device matches one of the countries or regions you selected for your in-app purchase in App Store Connect. In App Store Connect, the status of your Paid Apps Agreement is Active. In App Store Connect, the status of your banking and tax information is Active. For more information, see Manage banking information, Manage tax information, and View agreements status. If the status of your subscriptions is Approved in App Store Connect, they are available in App Store

Hi @hale_xie I did some prototyping over the weekend and came up with something that's close, but not perfect. Specifically, there's increasing misalignment as the angle between an object and the camera increases. I'd appreciate it if you file a feedback request to request an abstraction to simplify offline rendering with passthrough. Be sure to detail your use case. Now on to the solution which uses ProjectiveTransformCameraComponent instead of PerspectiveCamera. Here's a class to render a scene with passthrough. Construct it with the root entity you want to render. When CameraFrameProvider delivers an update, call render to obtain a UIImage of the scene. import SwiftUI import RealityKit import ARKit @MainActor final class EntityToImage { let renderer:RealityRenderer? let cameraEntity = Entity() init(root: Entity) { renderer = try? RealityRenderer() renderer?.entities.append(root) renderer?.entities.append(cameraEntity) } private func computeProjectionMatrix( intrinsics: simd_float3x3, extrinsics: simd_float

Here are some tidbits about affine transforms on Apple platforms that I have collected over the years. I hope they are helpful for you. This might be overkill for your particular question (as it appears to have received some pretty good answers already), but I'm putting it on the forums in case it's useful to anyone else. Documentation Core Graphics affine transform is defined here: CGAffineTransform There is also a detailed discussion here: Quartz 2D Programming Guide: Transforms Core Animation includes a unit based coordinate system discussed here: Core Animation Programming Guide: Core Animation Basics Foundation also has an affine transform: Foundation: AffineTransform Accelerate also includes simd based affine transforms used with 3D coordinaes: Accelerate: Working with Matrices A technote about debugging coordinate space issues: TN3124: Debugging coordinate space issues Understanding affine transforms There are many interesting discussions of affine transforms and how to use them available elsewhere. I'

Here is what Apple said in reply to my bug report in June. Please know that there is a setting that controls this (which should be off by default). In Xcode > Settings > Text Editing > Editing, it’s called “Automatically reformat when completing code”. I don't know what controls this means. Does on mean add unwanted indentation and off mean do not add unwanted indentation? But regardless, I filed another report regarding this setting having no effect. Apple's reply: It only reformats code that’s wider than the specified column, and only if the code is made up of nested expressions (function calls, etc), that can be wrapped to new lines. In any case, my code never extends to the Reformat code at column location, as shown in my screen recordings. Every line jumps around. Mine go in the opposite direction from yours. But it's never where I want it. Obviously I don't understand the logic that Apple's using for these indentations. But it seems clear that there is only one coding style th

I also have a similar issue. I'm pretty new to swift so there might be some messy code private var mediaGridView: some View { ScrollView { RefreshControl(coordinateSpace: .named(refresh)) { //some code here } LazyVGrid(columns: gridColumns) { //some code here } .padding(.horizontal, 2) .coordinateSpace(name: grid) .onPreferenceChange(ItemBoundsPreferenceKey.self) { //some code here } .gesture( DragGesture(minimumDistance: 0) .onChanged { gesture in if isSelectionMode { let location = gesture.location if !isDragging { startDragging(at: location, in: itemBounds) } updateSelection(at: location, in: itemBounds) } } .onEnded { _ in endDragging() } ) } .coordinateSpace(name: refresh) } First I catched the issue on an iPhone 11 test device. iPhone 11 on simulator with ios 18 also have this problem while 17.5 simulator won't. If I change .gesture() to .simultaneousGesture() vertical scrolling starts to work again but now scroll also works while dragging my finger so everything on the screen starts to dance.