I think I'm getting the same or similar issue. Not a long press; but as I'm typing, the second TextEdit field in the View about 4 characters in. I can't make head not tail of the Backtrace.
The View is called from a button in the NavigationBarItems using a NavigationLink.
Error: this application, or a library it uses, has passed an invalid numeric value (NaN, or not-a-number) to CoreGraphics API and this value is being ignored. Please fix this problem.
Backtrace:
<CGPathAddLineToPoint+92>
<+1336>
<+188>
<+344>
<+160>
<+504>
<+160>
<+92>
<+356>
<+512>
<+596>
<+116>
<+208>
<+208>
<+324>
<+96>
<+256>
<+148>
<+428>
<+56>
<+36>
<+552>
<+1028>
<CFRunLoopRunSpecific+608>
<GSEventRunModal+164>
<+888>
<UIApplicationMain+340>
<+414604>
<+72024>
<+120596>
<$s11MyApp0aB3AppV5$mainyyFZ+40>
<main+12> <+2240>
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I have found a work-around if anyone has the same issue. This is something to do with the recording and vibrate using the same data stream and I cannot find any documentation to deal with multiple streams correctly. Instead, I have turned off voice recording, make the buzz and then reactivate voice recording (I had to introduce a sleep before reactivating voice recording to allow the vibrate to complete), a bit of a botch; but it works. If anyone has any links to examples that do this elegantly then I'd be very grateful.