Hello. I am creating a widget for my existing app. The main app uses a two color linear gradient throughout and I want the widget to do the same. Black at the top and my custom color of #06539F (ANCBlue). So, I create a custom color set in assets named ANCBlue with the above hex code. Then, I create an extension file: "import SwiftUI struct ColorManager { static let ancBlue = Color("ANCBlue") }" I then put this line of code in my WidgetEntryView: ".background(LinearGradient(gradient: Gradient(colors: [.black, ColorManager.ancBlue]), startPoint: .top, endPoint: .bottom))" This produces my gradient as black and green, not my wanted colors of black and ANCBlue. For the life of me, I cannot figure out why Xcode is changing the custom blue color (ANCBlue) into a green color. If I change the above line to just a solid background using my custom blue color, it shows just fine. Change it back to gradient with black and my custom blue, and the blue displays as green. Please help!

I have a free app for our college. We have a campus food shop. If I were to include a link to click within the app that opens Safari and a secure online ordering system for people to place orders for pickup, is that considered a violation of the "prohibition of linking to external stores from within the app?"

Hello, All. I am having an issue I just can seem to correct. My app is setup with a TabView. It has 5 tabs at the bottom. When I start the app fresh, the first(main) tab, 3rd tab, and last tab all work fine when selected. However, if I select the second or fourth tab, there is a 6 second delay before transitioning to that tab. In the console, after selecting either the second or fourth tab, once the view shows after the 6 second delay, it states: Gesture: System gesture gate timed out. Can anyone provide any information as to why this is happening? Thank you.