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I tried a lot and was happy to see that this code first looks like the ideal setup: @AppShortcutsBuilder static var appShortcuts: [AppShortcut] { AppShortcut(intent: ExecuteAction(action: .init(title: "Start", default: .startTimer)), phrases: [ "Start working time with \(.applicationName)", ]) } It builds YUHHU, but the action parameter is always nil in my class. Just to let you know, these shortcuts have been working pretty well for years now. Migrating them to the new AppIntents also worked well. I just want to give the user the basic actions, but I have no idea why the default parameter is not working.
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