SOLVED: Does the SwiftUI + CloudKit template work in Xcode 13.3?

	@londospark Mar '22 I've started a project for iOS using SwiftUI, CoreData and Cloudkit (all checked in the wizard), added the iCloud CloudKit entitlement, created the container and checked that it exists on the CloudKit dashboard and tried running the app on my iPhone. All I get is a plain white screen. If in the App swift file I comment out or remove `.environment(\.managedObjectContext, persistenceController.container.viewContext)` and let the ContentView show alone then I get the edit and + buttons on the toolbar, they don't work (no surprise there). Is there something obvious that I've missed? 1
	@NigelGee HWS+ Mar '22 Have you checked that the simulator is sign in on your Apple ID? 1
	@londospark Mar '22 Thank you for your response. The simulator is signed in, as is the iPhone that I'm using to test using hardware in case of simulator issues. 1
	@londospark Mar '22 I've used the Persistence.swift file from https://github.com/apple/cloudkit-sample-coredatasync as a template and that works a lot better. 1

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