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Trying to upload my app via Xcode to TestFlight testing and keeping getting various issues reported1) that I don't have an iTunes/developer(?) account set up for Xcode -- I do.2) that it could NOT autenticate3) that there is no internet service -- there is 30Mbps connection (upload)4) that some port needs to be open ... really? that's a new one ...This has been working for me -- last time was late last week and no problem. cHere is an example of what happens:First the usual setupthen it spends a long time showing "Authenticating with the iTunes Store ..."then a very very very long time showing "verifying metadata with the iTunes Store"then a very long time showing "Completed iTunes Store operation"then the wonderful response:Communication error. Please use diagnostic mode to check connectivity. You need to have outbound access to TCP port 443.Communication error. Please use diagnostic mode to check connectivity. You need to have outbound access to TCP port 443.My certificate does expire September 11 ...and I can log into iTunes connect etcAny suggestionsthanksxcode Version 8.3.3 (8E3004b)

SwiftUI / Core Data / TabView / Master Detailed View / NavigationLink see sample project - https://github.com/abildgaard/swiftui-navigationlink-issue The code is using NavigationLink(destination,tag,selection) to programmatically navigate from a master view to detailed view. Removing the tag/selection removes the problem but doesn't remove my need to trigger the navigation link programmatically. Master view uses a @FetchRequest which includes multiple NSSortDescriptors which values are changed/saved in detailed view. When the 'pinned' value is changed and saved (pinned is also a NSSortDescriptor for the master view's list) the app navigates involuntary from the detailed view to another instance of the detailed view before navigating back to the master view or other times navigates back to the master view and then back to the detailed view. The only way to prevent this behavior is to remove the 'pinned' NSSortDescriptors from the @FetchRequest I also get the following warning: [TableView] Warning once only: UITableView was told to layout its visible cells and other contents without being in the view hierarchy (the table view or one of its superviews has not been added to a window).... Replicate: In the included sample app (link above) add 6 new 'tasks' and they are saved into Core Data. Then navigate to any of the detailed task view and change the pinned value and select save. This should provoke the involuntary navigation to a new instance of the detailed view before ending up involuntary on the master view or other times navigates back to the master view and then back to the detailed view. MacOS 10.15.6 / Xcode Version 11.6 / iOS 13.6