Got it! Apple Developer portal automatically created an "Identifier" for my WidgetExtension, that's separate from the main app Identifier. I had no idea that's how this worked, I thought I had to create them manually. I added WeatherKit as an AppService there and it worked.

This problem only appears to be happening when the Y-axis label is a Date object, so I found a workaround: I converted each Date label into a String and the problem went away. It's not an answer to my question, but a temporary fix.

I'm getting the same error in the console, but like jaaabeee, I'm receiving the data.

It's happening to me now. It was working a few other before! Status is green for "App Store Connect"

Happening to me right now.

Same issue happening today.

My question was answered on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77007744/swiftui-chart-text-animation-glitch-with-axismarks-and-axislabels

For me, Xcode is hanging on "Attaching to AppName on DeviceName" and "Installing AppName to DeviceName". Nothing changes, no matter how long I wait. And it was working yesterday! I didn't change anything.

OK, they replied, thanking me for the explanation and changing the status of the app back to "In Review". So, to answer both of my questions: No, the reviewer didn't change the iOS system language settings to test the localization (incredibly). No, I didn't need to press the "Add For Review" button, so he could read my reply.

This appears to be a bug. The user Benzy Neez gave me a workaround on StackOverflow: You can use a custom background that overflows the bottom of the screen by a sufficient amount to fill the gap that is seen when the size changes: .presentationBackground { Color.gray .padding(.bottom, -1000) }

I'd love to know this, too. Haven't found this answer anywhere.