PLATFORM AND VERSION iOS Development environment: Xcode 16, macOS 15.0.1 Run-time configuration: iOS 18.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROBLEM I am experiencing inconsistent behaviour in SwiftUI when attempting to hide the status bar programmatically. Specifically, I want the status bar to be hidden only during the AreaQuizView, but the behaviour is not persistent across different views. On some views, the status bar hides correctly, while on others, it does not. I am using .statusBarHidden() to achieve this. STEPS TO REPRODUCE In AreasView, apply .statusBarHidden() to the outermost VStack. The status bar hides as expected. In AreaQuizView, apply the same .statusBarHidden() to the outermost stack. However, in this view, the status bar remains visible. In the Build Targets, if I set Status bar is initially hidden to YES in the info.plist, I lose control over the status bar entirely. EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR I would expect that .statusBarHidden() would behave consistently across all views, allowing me to programmatically hide the status bar only during AreaQuizView and leave it visible for other views. ADVICE REQUESTED Could you please advise on how to achieve the desired behaviour, where the status bar is only hidden during AreaQuizView? I would also appreciate any guidance on ensuring consistent behaviour across different views. Please advise.

On Xcode 16 and 16.1 the StoreKit Configuration file is syncing rejected Subscription in status "In Review" but not the new one "Waiting Review " What are the rules to which file will be synced ?

Hi everyone, I’m facing an issue with my app version (changed Subscription from weekly to monthly) being rejected due to a "Loading Subscription" first time, then "Unable to Complete Request" error in the SubscriptionStoreView. I noticed on the screenshot that the review team was using a VPN, and since my app isn’t available in the EU, I believe this may be related to the problem. I cannot replicate the issue on my end in UK. Does anyone have advice on how to address this? Thanks in advance!

I am getting the subject error while simulating Free trial. It is in console. Free trial proceeds but I cant figure out the error meaning. I could not find anything similar on the net or documentation. iOS 18.1 StoreKit2 SwiftUI Has anyone had similar issue that could advise ?

The guidance provided only explains how to remove the entire app from review, but not how to remove a single subscription. Currently, I have one incorrect subscription that has been rejected due to localisation issues, and it is stuck in the "In Review" status. Unfortunately, I am unable to make changes to it. The correct subscription is in the "Waiting for Review" status, and while I am able to remove it, there is no need to do so. What I would like to do is remove the previous, incorrect subscription.

Hi all, Is this allowed: environment(\.container, MyContainer() as Any) While injecting Model container into the environment we use Type . Is there any universal injection type that can inject container as set of any types rather than array similar to navigationPath() type-eraser ?

Re SwiftData: is my understanding correct : generally speaking and by default insert method inserts objects into the context and context automatically persist - e.g. inserts them into container while the delete method does not - it only deletes from context and context does not delete them from the container unless save is called ? It is not clear from the documentation nor from the definitions : public func delete<T>(model: T.Type, where predicate: Predicate<T>? = nil, includeSubclasses: Bool = true) throws where T : PersistentModel //How can I test it ? I’m keen to learn where I can confirm this in Apple’s documentation or official articles, code definitions, apart from experimenting or consulting third-party materials. Where does it explicitly state that SwiftData includes an automatic saving feature but does not offer automatic deletion? "Meet SwiftData" (WWDC23): Around the 14:30 mark, Apple mentions that SwiftData automatically saves changes "at opportune moments." But nothing is advised re deleting ? Are we supposed to be taking hints : "Build an app with SwiftData" (WWDC23): This session demonstrates using context.save() to persist changes after deleting an object, implies the idea that deletion isn't automatic How to truly learn if you do not have official materials ? This is exact Science, not archeology or history. I feel like a speleologist.

App is approved and on App Store but Subscription is in review and localizations rejected. no way to edit. anyone here that go this flow resolved and how?