Also this issue is happening to me since iOS 18.4.1, I forgot to mention.

@ClaytonDeveloper1 maybe you are experiencing this issue : https://forums.developer.apple.com/forums/thread/763898 It happened to me while trying to delete all entities of a specific type with a filter like this : try self.modelContext.delete(model: EntityType.self, where: #Predicate { $0.someCondition == false }) The solution was to fetch all entities with a query and then delete each one individually.

@Frameworks Engineer Sorry, what I meant is that I would like to train a model to generate an output similar to the sentiment score, but evaluating the relevance of a news article based on some training data.

I actually solve the issue by animating a layout update after changing the content insets, like @nmfp was doing, something like self.collectionView.contentInset = newInsets UIView.animate(withDuration: keyboardAnimationDuration) { [weak self] in self?.view.layoutIfNeeded() }

Hi, is it possible to solve this without using UICollectionViewController ?

I'm having the same issue, could you fix it @AzizK ?

Just in case someone has the same problem, the solution is that first you have to reset the keyboard type to alphanumeric and reload inputs and next change the keyboard type to default and reload inputs again.

Since this is the top result on google when searching for the solution to this, I solved it by enabling code signing when archiving the app, not only when exporting.

Forgot to answer this, sorry. The problem was that the target name had spaces, which cause some internal error so it failed to recognise the tests, I solved it by removing the spaces.

I'm trying to do this but SKPaymentQueue.default() doesn't seem to be picking the transaction triggered by  try session.buyProduct(productIdentifier: productId), so the callback is never used, any suggestions ?