Hi apple I have been stuck for 2 days and it still does not work

Hi Folks! Just started again with playgrounds, and had my "Learn to code 1-2-3" Apps on old versions. Updated 1 and 2 to 5.8, and just found that Learn to code 3 was still on old version (3.1), so decided to delete it. I was hoping that normally I'll just find it where the others are for download (Learn to code & Build Apps), but it is not there.. it is not anywhere, cannot find it, and couldn't find a way to download from anywhere else. Any ideas? Maybe for Learn to code 3 there is no Swift 5.8 yet? Thanks!

Updated to iOS 18.2 beta 1 as soon as it was released on iPhone 15 pro max. playground icon on Home Screen but been waiting all this time and no activation. Dose anyone know if there is a known fault.

Okay everyone who click into or just pass by this post ,to cut a farrrirly long story short ,here is the thing... I was devloping my app in the playground on my Mac , which was building for the iPad, In the early time of real machine commissioning(through the Xcode ),everything is okay everything is okay.. "well,mabe it's time to deploy my app to the playground in ipad"! Then,to top it all off🤣,then playground tell me (In case that you can't understand chinese and creat ambiguity ) emm that's too tight...,so I can only got back to the Xcode changing my language version to swift 5 then..... Noting change .... and I think err.. in order to properly deploy app to iPad ,I had to rework my code with swift 5! So, I almost fell on my knees ,can somebody who in charge of the playground ,can somebody who in charge of the playground ,just ,just! shove swift 6 in the playground (as long as it make my code run anyway), otherwise there's no way to debug it! please please plase!

When making a new Swift Playground via Xcode > New > Project > iOS > App Playground, as a .swiftpm package, the settings are very limited, including setting the minimum OS version. This is incredibly irritating because I can't keep make @available blocks because that would double the size of my code, and I can't use SwiftData (for example) because my app needs to also support iOS 16. Is there a way to set the minimum OS or some other upload type accepted for Apple so that I can change this simple setting? Thank you

Hello all! I am currently facing an issue where I am receiving an "ios app products are only permitted in swift playground packages" error when trying to build the app. I forked a branch from the git repo that my friend made not too long ago, yet I still can't figure out what the issue was. I can provide the repo if needed.

When running the code below in a playground file, it crashes with an LLDB RPC Server crash. The crash log is attached. If I put the code into a project, it runs fine. lldb-rpc-server-2024-10-04-110747.txt import Foundation @objc protocol Speaker { func speak() @objc optional func tellJoke() } class Deb: Speaker { func speak() { print("Hello, I'm Deb!") } func tellJoke() { print("What did Sushi A say to Sushi B?") } } class Bryan: Speaker { func speak() { print("Yo, I'm Bryan!") } func tellJoke() { print("What is the object oriented way to become wealthy?") } func writeTutorial() { print("I'm on it!") } } class Animal {} class Dog: Animal, Speaker { func speak() { print("Woof!") } } var speaker: Speaker = Bryan() if speaker is Bryan { print("Hi, I'm a Bryan") } speaker.speak() //speaker.writeTutorial() //won't compile (speaker as! Bryan).writeTutorial() speaker = Deb() speaker.speak() speaker.tellJoke?() speaker = Dog() speaker.tellJoke?() //return nil protocol MtgSimulatorDelegate { func mtgSimulatorDidStart(sim: MtgSimulator, a: Speaker, b: Speaker) func mtgSimulatorDidEnd(sim: MtgSimulator, a: Speaker, b: Speaker) } class LoggingMtgSimulator: MtgSimulatorDelegate { func mtgSimulatorDidStart(sim: MtgSimulator, a: any Speaker, b: any Speaker) { print("Meeting started") } func mtgSimulatorDidEnd(sim: MtgSimulator, a: any Speaker, b: any Speaker) { print("Meeting ended") } } class MtgSimulator: MtgSimulatorDelegate { func mtgSimulatorDidStart(sim: MtgSimulator, a: any Speaker, b: any Speaker) { print("the meeting started") } func mtgSimulatorDidEnd(sim: MtgSimulator, a: any Speaker, b: any Speaker) { print("the meeting ended") } let a: Speaker let b: Speaker var delegate1: MtgSimulatorDelegate? var delegate2: MtgSimulatorDelegate? init(a: Speaker, b: Speaker) { self.a = a self.b = b delegate1 = self } func simulate() { print("Off to meeting....") delegate1?.mtgSimulatorDidStart(sim: self, a: a, b: b) delegate2?.mtgSimulatorDidStart(sim: self, a: a, b: b) a.speak() b.speak() print("Leaving meeting...") delegate1?.mtgSimulatorDidEnd(sim: self, a: a, b: b) delegate2?.mtgSimulatorDidEnd(sim: self, a: a, b: b) a.tellJoke?() b.tellJoke?() } }//MtgSimulator let sim = MtgSimulator(a: Deb(), b: Bryan()) sim.delegate2 = LoggingMtgSimulator() sim.simulate()

Hi, I have a problem with making a swift playgrounds app walkthrough. I followed the steps exactly and modified my Package.swift a bit (in the targets section): .executableTarget(name: "App", dependencies: ["Guide"], path: "App"),         .target(             name: "Guide",             path: "Guide",             resources: [             .process("Guide.tutorial"),             ]) Now when I open the project in Playgrounds I get this error: public headers ("include") directory path for 'Guide' is invalid or not contained in the target Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Hi! I have a remote student who's learning to code in Swift using Playgrounds - Learn to Code 2. It's frustrating to try to test his code when we think he as part of a solution to a puzzle because he can't run his code twice in the same puzzle without resetting the puzzle - when he tries, the page gives an error, and he has to reload the whole puzzle, which erases his code. As a workaround, he's been copying his code and reloading the puzzle whenever he wants to test out a partial solution. Is there an easier way to do this?

I am currently running MacOS 12.7.6 version and this is the last update on my machine, and swift playgrounds is not downloading in it, so I want its older version, I think I need Swift Playgrounds 4.1, so please give me a solution. Thank you so much!

I am writing an app in Swift Playgrounds 4.5.1 on an iPad 8th generation running iPad OS 17.5.1. When I click the run button I get the error “MyGame Crashed. Update failed. The operation couldn't be completed. (BSActionErrorDomain error 1.) MyGame may have crashed.” It was working up until a few days ago but now it can’t even show the preview. I haven’t updated the app or software since and I can run other app playgrounds. I have multiple nested views with multiple lists of buttons using ForEach statements and I am sharing variables across views using ObservableObject using code like this: class UserProgress: ObservableObject { @Published var score = 0 } struct InnerView: View { @ObservedObject var progress: UserProgress var body: some View { Button("Increase Score") { progress.score += 1 } } } struct ContentView: View { @StateObject var progress = UserProgress() var body: some View { VStack { Text("Your score is \(progress.score)") InnerView(progress: progress) } } }

I created an app using Playgrounds and added a Package from GIt. When I try running the app it fails saying the it doesn't support dynamic libraries. So, my question is why did it allow me to add the package in the first place?

Hi there, when I’m using Swift Playground app on my new M4 iPad pro software version 17.5.1 . Soon I’m running the code for the first time. It crashes the IPad and restart it. After it’s fine . Anyone else have the same issues ?

Hi all! I am using Swift Playgrounds 4.5.1 on Mac and iPad. When I create new book, they both create new book with Swift 5.9 (instead of Swift 5.10). Is this a bug? The release notes says since 4.5.0 the Swift version has been upgraded to 5.10. Thanks B

The “Get Started with Apps” in Playgrounds looks great but it won’t allow me to advance to the next activity. It seems to think that my solution is incorrect, but what I did matches the solution provided in the “hint.” This could be corrected by either allowing for more variety in the responses, or by allowing the user to advance to the next activity regardless of whether the response they provided was correct.

Is there any access to Swift Playgrounds on macOS12.3? On testflight or something?

I'm getting the following error when previewing my Swift Playground package: Unrecognized platform name 'xrOS'; did you mean 'iOS'? Anyone know how to silence this? I don't have xrOS anywhere in my code so I'm guessing this is something with Swift Playgrounds or with the compiler.

I was watching this presentation about swift. A Swift Tour: Explore Swift’s features and design At timestamp 1:59, the presenter is using what looks sort of like swift playgrounds, however with a feature on the right hand side panel that is sort of like a REPL, and shows the value of an expression. How can I enable this feature? I am on the latest verison of Swift Playgrounds on macOS, and I cannot seem to find it.

is there a beta version of Swift Playgrounds that supports the latest iPadOS 18 SDK, or do i have to use XCode on Mac?

Hi, I want to learn SWIFT and started to use SWIFT Playgrounds 4.4 on iPad and MacBook Air. Unfortunately SWIFT Playgrounds unexpectedly crashes every 2nd to 3rd chapter I work on. I am currently trying to finish "Los gehts mit Code" and "Programmieren lernen 1". Is the app really so buggy, that it randomly crashes on executing the starting chapters ?