The issue still persists
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Firstly, you don't need var _ = print(). You can just use print(). I would also try removing "[$selection] in" on the popover. From my experience it hasn't been needed.
If you're doing this outside of a swiftui view, simply use a regular for loop.
Just set the value of the variable that your TextField is bound to to "".
I am having the same issue. For some reason my builds only take 15-20 mins but it appears as anywhere from 15 mins to an hour. I don't understand what is happening.
Same issue here
Go to the "More" tab of downloads and then search "Xcode 15 beta 8" and it will appear.
It looks fixed on beta 6
I have not looked into this, but there is an Apple Configurator beta in the beta downloads(Go to account and then software downloads, click applications, and download it)
I have tested further and have confirmed that the problem is with predicates in @Query causing a memory leak in which the app infinitely fetches data.
Based off the exception type, it looks like you don't have edit access in that folder.
What settings did you use to create them and on which platform?
Try downloading the simulator, and install it when Xcode is transferred to the other device.
You cannot run Xcode 14 on Sonoma.
I would wait until beta 6 and try those steps you took again because of how broken Xcode 15 beta 5 is.