Greetings - If I build an app using DocumentGroup, I get the document picker when the app launches. A good iOS app should restore the state the app was in when it was closed. It seems like with DocumentGroup, when the user leaves my app and the app is killed, the next time they launch it, they have to remember the document they were working on and reopen it. How can I have my DocumentGroup-based app restore the last open document at launch? FB13874563 Thanks - Steve

I'm loving the TabView behaviour, but specifically on a landscape iPad, I'd like to have the app default to sidebar mode. There's tons of space, and for my app it just looks better. I'd like the TabView behaviour everywhere else, though. I know I can set TabView { ... }.tabViewStyle(.sidebarAdaptable) But what I really want is a .sidebarPreferred attribute that uses a sidebar where it would make sense, and a tab bar anywhere else. Even on a portrait iPad I'd like to have the option to have the sidebar style be the default. Is there a way to do this now, or should I open a Feedback? Thanks

I'd love to report more bugs, but having to include a sysdiagnose with every bug makes it impossible. If you make it difficult to report bugs, you'll get less bugs, but that doesn't seem like the goal Apple should be shooting for here. Used to be you could submit a feedback without one, but the tool currently makes this impossible. I have a SwiftUI layout bug in iOS 14 beta 2. I created a sample project that demonstrates the issue, but I can't upload it without a sysdiagnose. I'm on slow DSL at home (about 80k/sec upload max), and it's seems to be impossible for me to upload it. I've tried - Feedback Assistant runs for over an hour uploading and then fails. Apple should make it as easy as possible to report bugs. If you need more information to reproduce it, ask, but the current process is just discouraging developers from reporting bugs.