OK I figured it out. Changed the layout to inferred and now it works.
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It does not allow me to add constraints (it is greyed out) because the map is now "part" of the UITableViewController
Solved with this:
let predicateString = "Lat BETWEEN {" + String(currentPlaceLat - limit) + ", " + String(currentPlaceLat + limit) + "}" + " && " + "Long BETWEEN {" + String(currentPlaceLong - limit) + ", " + String(currentPlaceLong + limit) + "}"
Yes, I know, but I’m avoiding them because I need more precision and I understand these have a 10km precision. Thanks. I want to implement in the way I described.
Oversight...
Record type was int when it should have been string.
Solved!
Problem was the injection of the dependency.
Moving the code from the separate .Swift file to the main ViewController solved it.
OK, I created a new container and now it connected. Seems like it was, after all, a problem on Apple's side?