OK, this was simple. I created a certificate and added it to Xcode. I can't remember having done this before, but, hey, probably it's my ageing brain...

I should add that I've never created a certificate, which wasn't necessary so far. Maybe this has changed in the meantime.

I'm having the same problem with my iPhone-App (otherwise ready for submission to the store). The only workaraound that worked for me was the one with the EmptyView. I had no success with .isDetailLink(false) nor with StackNavigationViewStyle. Now I have updated my iPhone from iOS 14.x to iOS 15.0.2 and XCode to version 13.0. With the updates, the bug no longer occurs in the very situations it previously occurred in, however, it now occurs in other situations. Unfortunately, the EmptyView-workaraound is no longer an option, since, with the update to iOS 15, EmptyView creates an empty but visible row in the parent view. I can't believe something as basic as NavigationLink is still broken... Are there any new workaround suggestions?