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This one has me rather stumped. I’m testing ipadOS on a 2018 ipad and almost everything is working exactly as expected but the storage has confused me. I have it linked to my iCloud account and it has, for some reason, downloaded about 2gb of music, though I haven’t actually played anything since installation. This has happened for three consecutive installations of ipadOS. When I try to see what’s taking up all the space, it shows music at more than 2gb. If I then tell it to delete the app and its data, it deletes the app but continues to show up (without icon) with 2gb data used. Any thoughts? I’ve tried reinstalling the app, opening it and deleting it again but the result is the same. It’s not really impacting any of my development but it’s very curious.

In a very basic app (iOS), I am finding that a view with this...---struct IdeaDetail: View { var idea: Idea var body: some View { ScrollView() { VStack(alignment: .leading) { Text(verbatim: idea.name) .font(.title) Text(idea.text) .lineLimit(nil) .font(.body) } } }}---is truncating the text (idea.text). There appears to be no pattern to when it is truncating it. I want it to display the entire text (which is often many lines) but it is cutting off the last few lines in almost every case, even when it doesn't have to scroll. Putting this inside a scrolling element in UIKit hasn't been a problem for me in the past and I'm quite curious what's going on. I've checked the boundaries that are generated on the frame and they seem to move around quite a bit depending on the content of idea.text but they don't seem to want to grow to fit the entire contents of the string.idea.name and idea.text are both String.Thanks!