For the first error, you need to add an 'id' clause, like this: ForEach(menuItems, id: \.self) { menuLine in Here is an explanation of the reason for this (better than I could give): https://www.hackingwithswift.com/books/ios-swiftui/why-does-self-work-for-foreach For the second error, the ForEach statement needs to return a view, which print does not do. So you could include a Text within the ForEach, for example: Text(menuLine)

As of Weds morning (6/7/23) I haven't seen any WWDC23 sample code posted yet. I'm thinking they will do a big sample code drop by the end of the week. Hopefully soon!

My "Distribution Managed" certificate is due to expire next week. I selected "Manually Rotate Certificate" and it seemed to create a new one that expires next year. So perhaps I am good to go now? This process seems shrouded in mystery.

I get this problem too. I tried using Group{} inside both of the VStacks in my SwiftUI module. But then that resulted in this error message: The compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time; try breaking up the expression into distinct sub-expressions on this line: var body: some View { I'm creating a Feedback Assistant request for this.

Yes the Developer app on the Mac has this problem also. Switch to the website to watch the WWDC videos. https://developer.apple.com/wwdc22/sessions/

This is answered here, to some extent: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44410572/failed-to-register-for-boringssl-log-debug-updates

Happened for me too, thanks for the pointer to the custom symbols directory. I filed a Feedback Assistant request. I am wondering what about my custom symbol template caused this crash? Did I do something wrong or is it just a bug?

I'm guessing that the iOS 14.2 beta 4 build has an incorrect expiration date, and we have passed it. This can probably only be fixed by a new build with correct date. So everyone put in a Feedback request and maybe the gods of Apple will notice it.

Same. Filed a Feedback with Feedback Assistant.

I have the same error message when testing on a real iPhone also. 2020-07-05 12:40:08.252778-0400 EmojiRangerWidgetExtension[3674:555069] [widget] No intent in timeline(for:with:completion:)

Thanks, deleting ~/Library/Preferences/*Safari*, as well as the whole ~/Library/Safari folder worked for me (not sure if the second part was necessary). The problem I was having is that Safari was working mostly without crashing, but using up to 700% CPU and running the fan in my Macbook Pro continuously. I had reported this to Apple in the Feedback Assistant app so I will update with this workaround.

The session "Build for iPad" was quite good and covered this topic. Thanks for posting that Fruta sample code.

Looks like it. The 'Release' page shows 17E255 as the build number for 13.4 for iOS and iPadOS. Also for WatchOS 6.2, release build 17T529 is the same as beta 6.

Well it's working this morning. No doubt because of this post and my feedback. 😉