In addition to the above I also had to make sure Test Host is build before Test target I scheme settings. Otherwise there is an error for fresh unit test run.
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I had the same problem when testing .framework. The solution was to setup Test Host in Build Settings. I also had to go old school and resign from generated plist in favour of .plist file. This was to address bundle version not being recognised properly for Test Host. Works with Xcode 16.2 now.
For me the solution was to use .highPriorityGesture(drag) when attaching drag to inner view.
I have a joystick inside vertical scroll view. Problem was that joystick gesture was often hijacked by the scrollview when starting the drag gesture in a vertical direction. When it was started in horizontal it was working fine.