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apparently it's a known issue and under investigation. For now, I'm going to namespace the model and move on.
Running into a weird issue with #swiftdata I have two Schemas. Both schemas have a model named Item with slightly different properties.
SchemaA.Item and SchemaB.Item.
Attempting to save SchemaA.Item fails because it doesn't have a property defined on SchemaB.Item.
Each schema is only loaded and accessed from a ModelContainer that has no knowledge of the other schema.
Silence unknown calls still
Sends a notification for the call
Sends a notification for the voice mail
Adds a badge for the call
Adds a badge for the voice mail
And then distributes the notifications to all connected devices.
This is not silence.
I have a dot social domain and the renewal fee might make me drop the domain.
This might be the first time I've ever let a domain lapse.
@majorlinux I'll get these periodically too.
For me, it's because I believe at one point you could create a Meta/Instagram account with just a phone number, and someone apparently used mine to do it.
They can't access the account without out the code that is sent to me. But that doesn't stop them from trying.
While I don't know how I got into this mess, the fix was actually rather easy.
I just have to manually recreate the devices. You can do this through Xcode's "Devices and Simulators" window or via the command line.
```
% xcrun simctl create "TestAVP" com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimDeviceType.Apple-Vision-Pro-4K com.apple.CoreSimulator.SimRuntime.xrOS-26-2
```