not currently. I was using it in the following: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/corelocation/clplacemark/1423707-timezone

Thanks @OOPer! I incorporated the reverseGeocodeLocation. That did allow me to access the timezone.

Thanks to both. I incorporated the enums and populated the tag with them. Then I added logic within onAppear() . It works like a charm!

I am having the same issue. I was hoping that it may have been resolved with beta 5. unfortunately that is not the case. :( BTW, I have provided feedback to Apple.

OK. It took some time to symbolicate the crashlog. However I am having trouble actually understanding what is causing the crash. Anyone up for the challenge? Symbolicated.crash - https://developer.apple.com/forums/content/attachment/e9106668-6455-4543-ba24-8c312d29835e

Thank you both for your assistance. It turns out that I (being a noobie) started developing the submitted app in Xcode 12 beta. As it changed throughout the releases, it was enough to cause issues when Apple reviewed. I simply created a new project in Xcode 12 GM and copied my files over. The app was approved after that change.

I was able to find the target for the macOS and the path for the bridging header was blank. After populating it with the correct information, the macOS version runs just as nicely as the iOS. YAY!

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thank you!!!

My solution for now is to create a second table that holds the mood value and the count. When a user tracks their mood, I will make 1 insert into the transactional/detail record type and then update the count in the 1 record in the second table. The pie chart is sourced from the new table and the list view displays data from the transactional table This seems to work for me. If anyone has a better way to do this, I am open to suggestions.

Thank you for this information. I am running into the same thing with my app.