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It looks like a machine problem, I have a mbp 2019 quad core i5 and is super slow in the sample projects. Yours looks a little bit older
Maybe you can try with a new empty project to see if that works, and then proceed with the 4 projects in the documentation of visionOS
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have not tried but I’m pretty sure this will fail since firebase package is built for other frameworks, not visionOS
however you can check if tweaking the pods project may help to target them to your new target
Hey! For anyone in the future, the solution to this is to add a buttonStyle modifier to the button :)
.buttonStyle(.plain)
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Same here. I'm currently in Xcode last beta before GM. Has anyone tried in GM Seed 2?
Hi guys, this was finally solved. It was an Xcode bug. Just update to Mac OS Catalina beta 5 and Xcode 11 beta 5. You may have to remove your files and add them again for this to work 🙂
Hi @Claude31, let me clarify:I created a new flie of type UIViewController, with create xib option enabled.After that, I added an IBOutlet as follows:@IBOutlet weak var aLabel: UILabel! When I go to my xib, there is no Outlet to be connected in the Connections Inspector with name aLabel. I can only see my view with a warning sign at the right.My AViewController is correctly set on the Identity and Attributes inspector
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Beta 4 is now live, I'm downloading and will try everything as soon as I can
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Updating with your suggestion...
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Can you share some code of how you're doing this defn?
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Thanks guys, I'm going to update the original post with your suggestions
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New finding, to add a background color for the main View just use the background modifier with a Color parameter. Since Color can have modifiers applied, apply a frame modifier with the values you need. In my case, a width of your screen width and a height of your screen heightSomething like this.background(Color.blue.frame(width: UIScreen.main.bounds.size.width, height: UIScreen.main.bounds.size.height))
