I had been using the "Shimmer" library (https://github.com/markiv/SwiftUI-Shimmer). In identifying all instances of gradients in my codebase, commenting out all instances of the ".shimmering(...)" property wrapper solved my crashing problem.
Looking at the Shimmer package, it uses some gradients to create the animation. The 21AUG23 release of Shimmer notes that "the shimmer animation no longer worked on the iOS 17 betas." Of course, only seeing that now after I've found the bug.
If you don't have the shimmer library, I'd highly recommend going through each and every instance of a gradient in your codebase. Hope this helps some others on this thread!
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I have the same problem with running on iOS 17. Reading the success with reverting to XC 14, that's what I'll do. I'll see if running from XC14 will allow for crashless running on iOS 17.
Is anyone else seeing "suspiciously large function size"? as an error printout after the crash? I get this or the generic "Terminated due to memory issue". I've found no information online about the "suspiciously large function size", and it happens randomly across many different views.
I've only recently experienced these issues, with no similar crashes in the past ever. Is this the case for everyone else on this thread?