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We have developed an AppClip and released it along with its associated full app 4 days ago. The app has a default AppClip and an advanced AppClip experience with the 'Received' status since its submission. The problem is that our new users don't see the AppClip card on their very first scan of the QRCode. They first see the 'open in safari' banner when they scan the code with their camera and only when they have dismissed it once, can they see the AppClip card when they scan the code. How can we make it so the AppClip card shows for every 1st time user/scan instead of the 'open in safari' banner? Apart from that the clip launches and works as expected. The code is a standard QR Code and not an AppClip code and we have not configured the Smart App Banner in the HTML meta tag of our website. In our associated domains we have: appclips:3w.myapp.app appclips:myapp.app The url embedded in the QRCode is of the format: https: //myapp.app/d/a/?p=itemNumber The AASA file is {     "app          "appIDs": [ "####.bundleID-dev", "####.bundleID" ],                "components": [                  {                     "#": "no_universal_links",                     "exclude": true,                     "comment": "..."                  },                  {                     "/": "/d/a/*",                     "comment": "Matches any URL whose path starts with /"                  },                  {                     "/": "/d/f/*",                     "comment": "Matches any URL whose path starts with AR/"                  }                ]              }          ]      },      "appclips": {         "apps": [ "####.bundleID.Clip" ]     }   }

I am building a simple SwiftUI Augmented Reality app that allows to display a 3D model from a list of models. ScrollView { LazyVGrid(columns: Array(repeating: item, count: 3), spacing: 3) {     ForEach(items, id: \.self) { item in         ZStack {             NavigationLink(destination: ItemDetailsView(item: item))  ) { ListItemCell(item: item, itemUUID: "\(item.uuid)", imageURL: item.imageURL)  }                 } .aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill)             }         } } .navigationTitle("\(list.listName)") When I tap on a ListItemCell, I load a UIViewRepresentable to display the AR model. func makeUIView(context: Context) -> ARView {         // Create arView for VR with background color         let arView = ARView(frame: .zero, cameraMode: .nonAR, automaticallyConfigureSession: false)         arView.environment.background = .color(UIConfiguration.realityKit3DpreviewBackgroundColor)                  // Set world anchor         let worldAnchor = AnchorEntity(world: .zero)         arView.scene.addAnchor(worldAnchor)         // Load 3D model         loadAsset(at: worldAnchor, context: context)         // Setup camera         setupCamera(on: worldAnchor)         // Add spot lights         setupLighting(on: worldAnchor)         // Install gestures for 3D model         setupGesturesForARView(arView, context: context)         // Add camera to coordinator for interactions         context.coordinator.perspectiveCamera = preview3DViewModel.perspectiveCamera         return arView     } Load Asset: private func loadAsset(at worldAnchor: AnchorEntity, context: Context) {         var cancellable: AnyCancellable? = nil         cancellable = Entity.loadAsync(named: "item")             .sink(receiveCompletion: { completion in                 if case let .failure(error) = completion {                     print("Unable to load model: \(error)")                 }                 cancellable?.cancel()             }) { model in                 if let item = model.findEntity(named: "rootModel") as? ItemEntity {                     //... do stuff                     // Add item to ARView                     worldAnchor.addChild(item)                 }                 cancellable?.cancel()             }     } Everything works fine but I have a memory leak issue. When I profile the app or check the debug memory graph, everytime I load an asset using the Entity.loadAsync method, it leaks a series of blocks as per the screenshot. The memory footprint grows as I load more models. Whether I load models in real AR or non-AR, it leaks. In AR it eventually crashes when there are too many models and throws an EXC_BAD_ACCESS error on the @main function. I have tried the following to no effect: loading a simple Apple provided .reality model instead of mine (to check if something was wrong with mine) loading from a function in the coordinator loading from a function in a viewModel as an ObservedObject loading during the UIViewRepresentable init loading during the onAppear {} event in the SwiftUI view Could you help? Thanks

Hello, I am using the camera's fieldOfView property to "zoom" on a particular node in a sceneKit scene that is embedded in a UIView. I am changing the value of sceneView.pointOfView?.camera?.fieldOfView which works fine. However I am unable to animate that change, which results in a jarring transition. I have tried to create a custom SCNAction attached to the pointOfView node without success. I have also tried an SCNTransation to animate the change of value and it didn't work either. Any idea how I can achieve this since xFov is deprecated?