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Using Apple Pencil with SwiftUI text editor, when the user presses and holds in the middle of text already in the editor box a crash occurs. This is very reproducible even on this minimal example. import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State private var text: String = The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog var body: some View { VStack { TextEditor(text: $text) .background(Color.init(red: 242, green: 242, blue: 242)) .border(.black) .frame(height: 200) } .padding() } } When tapping and holding somewhere in the middle of the sentence, for example on the word jumps the app crashes with an exception reading: Thread 1: NSTextContentStorage: Inconsistent element cache state. Elements for range {0, 43} are already cached while trying to insert The stack trace is: I have attempted to use the approach discussed in this post to make the underlying UITextView use TextKit 1, but could find no UITextView in the underlying UIView hierarchy. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Hello community, We're designing an app that can optionally be controlled by a stylus with a mesh tip. In this case, the mesh tip we're using is 5 mm in diameter. It seems that mesh tip contact detection is unstable in this size, although it works better with a larger diameter. Is it possible to access a setting in iOS that lets you define the minimum contact area needed to detect a contact on the screen? This would enable us to use this 5 mm stylus. Best regards, Edwin