Xcode seems to be linking with the wrong SwiftUI library after I updated my dev machine to 14.6.
When I launch my app from Xcode, I'm getting:
Symbol not found: _$s7SwiftUI6ButtonVA2A5LabelVyAA4TextVAA5ImageVGRszrlE_5image6actionACyAJGAA18LocalizedStringKeyV_AA0F8ResourceVyyctcfC Referenced from: <73AA74BB-A9CF-39C8-8007-B1487BDF10AE>
And I think that is SwiftUI 6 instead of SwiftUI 5, which it should be linking to since my app's deployment target is macOS 14.
Any ideas?
I've verified this on a second machine. Easy to see the issue by adding an image to your Assets and this piece of code:
Button("Test", image: .myImage, action: {})
This will build but crash on launch.
As a temporary work-around just to get your app building and running, you can declare the function yourself:
func Button(_ str: String, image: ImageResource, action: @escaping () -> () ) -> some View {
Button(str, action: action)
}
Yep, that works. Here is the workaround:
@MainActor
func Button(_ str: String, image: ImageResource, action: @escaping () -> ()) -> some View {
Button(action: action) {
Label(str, image: image)
}
}
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