Opening a new Xcode project for MacOS then running it without any modifications leads to the message: __AppleEventsCheckInApp(), aeMachPort doesn't have expected receive right, port=(port:38147/0x9503 rcv:1 send:1 limit:5) This without any modifications to the default project. Running Xcode version Version 14.1 beta (14B5024h) (also happened with 14.01). OS is Ventura 13.0 Beta (22A5342f). Computer is MacBook Pro 15" 2018. I was trying a demo drag/drop project for Transferable when I first noticed the message. The demo didn't work correctly (a drag would work but the drop wouldn't) and thought it was related to this message. However removing everything associated with the Transferable actions still left the message, and I eventually realized it happened with every new project. Opening previous projects doesn't give the message, but all new ones do. Doesn't appear to show up when targeting iOS. Doesn't show up with a playground. Does anyone know if this is an issue or not? Or have anything to do with my having tried to do a Transferable application? The demo application I ran worked fine when compiled for iOS (iPad) but not when compiled for macOS.

I've been trying to use the Table function as described in the session. When I try expanding the table beyond 10 columns the compiler hangs with the issue "The compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time; try breaking up the expression into distinct sub-expressions." I've tried this in both the code provided in the session by replicating some of the given columns, and in other projects of my own. In all cases at adding the 11th column the same message is given. Does anyone know if there is a limit to the column count? Or if a workaround exists?