I have some .strings file for translation in my app and it turns out one of them is pretty bad. I have a new translator and I'm looking to make the process as easy for him as possible. Ideally, he would have just one file with my original english translation on the right, and the corresponding chinese translation on the right, making him easily be able to edit if necessary. The issue I see here is that is to create that file and then rebuild the .strings file. Is it possible? How would you do it? Best

I've created an iOS app with shortcuts one can launch with Siri and it works on an iPhone. I've added as a supported destination the Mac (designed for iPad). On the mac Siri does not recognise the shortcuts. Is there anything particular to add or is this a bug?

I've been trying to submit my first app with SwiftUI. I've done submissions since years so I have a feeling it might be linked to the use of SwiftUI (iOS 14 only here). My app runs well, I've no issue launching it, same when downloading it with Testflight. However, Apple tells me they're getting a crash on launch: Exception Type:	EXC_BREAKPOINT (SIGTRAP) 0	 SwiftUI											 0x000000018d40ca80 0x18cf2d000 + 5110400 1	 SwiftUI											 0x000000018d40c87c 0x18cf2d000 + 5109884 [...] 80	SwiftUI											 0x000000018d3e0e5c 0x18cf2d000 + 4931164 81	MyApp											 0x00000001029057d8 main + 22488 (FakeData.swift:0) 82	libdyld.dylib								 0x00000001866496c0 0x186648000 + 5824 The class FakeData is unused at runtime, it's just a class I use to populate my previews, so I'm pretty clueless about what going on here. Example of what's inside the class: static let booking = Booking(id: 123, lesson: FakeData.lesson) Does Apple use some kind of alternative automated tests that causes this that I could run to reproduce? What could cause such error? Thanks!