Same problem, archived with Xcode Cloud, pushed on my git through the latest Xcode 15 on macOS Sequoia RC. Should I just push it again ? It can't be a bug on my side, I published a version two weeks ago with the same process. I won't push it with Xcode 16 RC just yet because although it compiles fine on my Mac, Xcode Cloud gives me random bugs.

I can confirm, I also experiment this bug in iOS 17.4, but also iOS 18 (compiled against 17.4). If I have a Text() using a LocalizedStringKey, and my resource catalog is OK, my SwiftUI Preview Canvas is OK, but in the app when I tap on the button to export the view as an image with ImageRenderer, it goes back to English. I'm stuck. This is definitely a bug.

Same problem here. Mac Mini M2 Pro with Sonoma 14.2 But it does not meet the requirement of having macOS 13.5 The new math system says 14.2 < 13.5

Same issue... Xcode 15.0.1

I'm experiencing the same thing. Did anyone find a solution ? It's really dragging my app down. I want it to be snappy.

I have found another fix, because one of my Objective-C frameworks wouldn't work well with Swift without being called as a framework.After your pod, add the modular_headers argument like this : # Comment the next line if you don't want to use dynamic frameworks # use_frameworks! # Pods for SmartInvest pod 'GRDB.swift',:modular_headers =&gt; trueOn another note, I wanted to try on Xcode 11.4 Beta 1 or 2, because they fixed so many things, but there's a compiler bug that prevents basic SwiftUI Binding variables from being compiled. I hate to say this, but it really shows Apple has an issue with software quality since 4-5 years. The Xcode 11.4 Beta cycle is useless as of now.

Also happening in Xcode 11.4 Beta 2 unfortunately. We'll have to wait another 2 weeks to, maybe, have a fix, but the problem doesn't figure in the releases notes. Anybody found a workaround?

This did not work on my setup, however @Valrani put the finger on a solution that also works for me!Thanks everyone