I think that storing small amounts of arbitrary data is stored as a blob in the database and large blocks are saved in the file system with the database having a pointer to the file.
I would expect the intended way to retrieve the data is using a fetch request rather than trying to access the file yourself.
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Ultimately that is an Apple bug.
You won't be able to fix it.
If your app is otherwise working, I would suggest ignoring it.
It is worth remembering that only you and Apple personnel can see details of your feedback tickets.
For others, we get a feedback not found page.
There seems to be a Macos version in the mac app store.
You could try that.
You could create a class that has the component elements of the color as properties and have convenience propertie(s) that return a color using the stored properties.
Are you using a company mac that includes a firewall or you are using a vpn?
Starting with iOS 17 Apple switched over to only using a network connection for communicating with the phone.
This can be over wifi or a usb cable.
I believe you need to use
\.self
as the id in the for each loop.
That way it will check for changes in the loop range.
You can go into the build settings and change the optimization settings to match the release.
That most likely will be at the cost of breakpoints not working as expected and possibly not being able to access some variables.
I would be sure to validate the capitalization of the file and path.
Macos tends to come using a case insensitive file system where ios is case sensitive.
The documentation doesn't list visionos being supported
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/sign_in_with_apple
Are you setting the isInspectable property to true when running on ios 16.4/macos 13.3 and later?
I found this example
https://www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/swiftdata/how-to-use-swiftdata-with-uikit
One thing to look for would be the @Model macro in your data model classes.
A thought would be to display an alert with no buttons explaining to the user what is going on.
That blocks the ui without terminating the app.
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iPad occasionally 't receive the 'applicationDidBecomeActive' system message in AppDelegate
This might help
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63554436/applicationdidbecomeactive-not-called-while-other-delegate-are-called-normally