Hi Quinn, I have a macOS App (SwiftUI) which scans for available WifiNetworks using CWWiFiClient.shared().interface().scanForNetworks(withSSID: nil) The app is sandboxed and has "Outgoing Connections" (Client) checked. The app is Launched via a "LaunchAgents". During app init() I kickoff the scanForNetworks in a background thread. I do receive WifiNetworks but when I look at the SSID quite often all of the SSIDs are nil. If I loop the scanForNetworks() a few times with a delay of 1 second after a few tries the SSIDs will no longer be nil. Any idea why this happens? Should I file a bug report or is that expected behavior Thanks very much, Martin (your old friend from Germany)

Does anyone know of to get the currently visible data items in chart (e.g. BarMarks) on iOS 17 when using chartScrollableAxes. From the WWDC23 video of session "Explore pie charts and interactivity in Swift Charts" at time 8:18 you see that the "Total sales" lists the visible time frame (e.g. May 4 - June 4, 2023) and a few seconds late when the chart scrolls the values do update.

When using the new iOS “chartScrollableAxes” feature annotation that should show on top of the chart view no longer work. When disabling “chartScrollableAxes” everything works again. Filed as FB12584128 import SwiftUI import Charts class ChartDataEntry:Identifiable { var date:Date var value:Double init(date:Date, value: Double) { self.date=date self.value=value } } struct ContentView: View { @State var rawSelectedDate: Date? var chartData = [ChartDataEntry(date: Date().yesterday.yesterday.yesterday.yesterday.startOfDay, value: 10.0), ChartDataEntry(date: Date().yesterday.yesterday.yesterday.startOfDay, value: 20.0), ChartDataEntry(date: Date().yesterday.yesterday.startOfDay, value: 30.0), ChartDataEntry(date: Date().yesterday.startOfDay, value: 40.0), ChartDataEntry(date: Date().startOfDay, value: 50.0)] var body: some View { VStack { Chart(chartData) { entry in BarMark( x: .value("Day", entry.date, unit: .day), y: .value("Values", entry.value) ) if let selectedDate { RuleMark( x: .value("Selected", selectedDate, unit: .day)) .foregroundStyle(Color.gray.opacity(0.3)) .offset(yStart: -10) .zIndex(-1) .annotation(position: .top, spacing: -10, overflowResolution: .init( x: .fit(to: .chart), y: .disabled ) ) { Text("Longer Sample Text") } } } .chartScrollableAxes(.horizontal) // <<--- when this is disabled the annotation will be shown correctly .chartXSelection(value: $rawSelectedDate) .frame(height: 300) } .padding() } var selectedDate: Date? { guard let rawSelectedDate else { return nil } return chartData.first(where: { let endOfDay = $0.date.endOfDay return ($0.date ... endOfDay).contains(rawSelectedDate) })?.date } } #Preview { ContentView() } extension Date { var yesterday: Date { return Calendar.current.date(byAdding: .day, value: -1, to: self)! } var startOfDay: Date { return Calendar.current.startOfDay(for: self) } var endOfDay: Date { var components = DateComponents() components.day = 1 components.second = -1 return Calendar.current.date(byAdding: components, to: startOfDay)! } }

I like to have a scrollable chart with chartXSelection. How can that be accomplished? As soon as I have .chartXSelection the chart doesn't really scroll any more. I'm looking for some sort of delayed chartXSelection gesture, where the chartXSelection kicks in after a short delay of 1-2 seconds. The Apple Heath App does support this very nicely.

@Apple: Would it be possible to get the source of the Sample app shown in WWDC 2023 session “Explore pie charts and interactivity in Swift Charts” https://developer.apple.com/wwdc23/10037 In particular I’m interested in learning how to get the dates of currently be viewed bar marks in a scroll view. You can see that in the video at 9:12 on the iPhone screen showing the demo app.