The json syntax is wrong.
At a minimum you need to wrap it in {}'s and remove the trailing comma.
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Have you tried percent encoding the # and *?
%23 and %2A
If they are in a folder that is set to be backed up it might be restored.
I had that happen with a personal app's core data store.
Have you tried the apple lightening to audio jack adapters?
I'm thinking that worked with square's hardware that had used the audio jack.
I'm seeing an app of that name by Tsewang Sonam.
The search for the name is initially replaced by a different one, but if you tell it to search for Tsundue it is the second hit.
This is in the U.S. store.
That generally means there is an error that the compiler can't handle.
I've had it due to syntax errors.
Also due to complexity of the view.
I would suggest commenting out elements of the view till it works.
Do you have any firewall or vpn active?
It looks like it is possible to use the underlying core data persistent store option to vacuum the database
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coredata/nssqlitemanualvacuumoption
Something we have run into is due to time zone differences.
You could try tagging the functions as
@MainActor func func1() {}
Would you be looking for CLMonitor.BeaconIdentityCondition?
CMTaggedBuffer is a struct and isn't compatible with objective c.
You would need to create an objective c compatible swift wrapper around it as well as any related items..
I'm thinking it only supports portrait orientation.
Did you set the is inspectable property in the WKWebView?
Are you configuring the core data container and contexts?
Also you need to insert the core data object into a table.
You are importing swift data, but using core data.