I have a widget that has timeline entries for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc. For example, today is Tuesday, but the widget displays the timeline entry for Monday. When I delete the Monday entry, it does display the Tuesday entry. So it's like it's selecting Monday even though today is Tuesday. Is there a trick I'm missing? thanks

In my workout app, I play workout music locally using AvAudioPlayer. There's a one-second timer firing to update a countdown clock and progress circle. I also play text through the Synthesizer and sound effects through AvAudioPlayer. It all works smoothly. There's no hesitation at any time in the UI to update the countdown clock or progress circle. I added the ability to play music through Apple Music. Not everything works smoothly. Switching the audio session to duckothers mode to turn down the volume on Apple Music while the synth plays causes problems. You can't switch sessions while something is playing in AvAudioPlayer, which happens while I'm playing sound effects. It's a timing mess, but solvable. What I can't figure out is that in the periods when Apple Music is playing, the AvAudioPlayer is playing, and the synth is speaking, the UI visibly freezes for a second or so and then resumes. If I don't play sound effects through AvAudioPlayer, the UI does not freeze. I tried various "DispatchQueue.global(qos: options", but I think it all just goes into the OS subsystem anyway, so it's not really running in the calling thread context. So, after this torturous setup, is there a way to condition priorities, threads, or some other mechanism in swiftui to make sure the timer gets enough priority to operate smoothly at all times? thanks

My app uses the voice synthesizer, and I'm trying to integrate apple music into my app using MusicKit to play a playlist during a workout. I want to lower the volume of the music while the synthesizer is speaking so the user can hear it. When I play music locally using AVAudioPlayer this is possible. I'm using the ApplicationMusicPlayer to play the tracks of the playlist. I don't see a way to lower the volume ApplicationMusicPlayer programmatically. Is there a way to programmatically change the volume of the ApplicationMusicPlayer? Or is there a better way to accomplish what I'm trying to do? thanks

Since I want to play music, I'd like to get notified when the user gets a valid apple music subscription. The way seems to be MusicSubscription.Updates but I can't figure out how to use it, and I can't find any code examples. Can anyone point to a code example of how it works? thanks

Hi, In an app I'd like to allow users to subscribe to another users content and take none of the money. This seems like the tipping use case and wouldn't require the use of IAP. Is that correct? thanks