Results will look something like that

It was time for an upgrade.

Have a great day!

Turning this On in the Home settings fixed it!

Weirdly, it was able to play my playlists but not generic things like “classical music”.

I would have expected the opposite with this Off 🤨

Which labels are more likely to help users pick a subscription?
- periodicity: Annual vs Monthly
- benefit: Year-round Motivation vs 30-Day Challenge

5/ If you need a FetchDescriptor with a predicate that filters based on another @.Model, you can't use the model directly.
You need to rely on something that uniquely identifies your record (and capture that value outside the #Predicate)

If you have a @.Relationship 1-many, don't set it to nil in your init or it will crash with "Fatal error: Unknown related type."

Beware that it's what Xcode auto generates.

2/ About the error "Illegal attempt to establish a relationship 'xxxx' between objects in different contexts":
You can't pass a Model to the init of another model. You need to create the relationship after it's initiated.

1/ how to build a #Predicate when a model has an optional enum and you want to filter records based on a collection of values.

It was already hard back then. 😆
I’ll sound very old, but it reminded me of this old bash.org quote (prob early 2000s).

bash-org-archive.com?369

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