Hi, All the Lists I was developed in my app that was using Sections appears totally broken after update my project to Xcode 12 and macOS Big Sur for macOS apps. struct ContentView: View {     var body: some View {         List {             Section(header: Text("Important tasks")) {                 Text("Helloworld1")                 Text("Helloworld2")             }             Section(header: Text("Other tasks")) {                 Text("Helloworld3")                 Text("Helloworld4")             }         }     } } This code works fine on iOS projects, but not in macOS projects. In macOS the section contents doesn't appear neither the preview nor app execution. Could be a bug or I'm missing something building sectioned lists? Thanks in advance.

Hi, it is possible in SwiftUI to detect in a .drop modifier if the source is the running app, or if the source is another app ? This way (example) AnyView .onDrop(of: [.fileURL], isTargeted: $targeted) { provider in if provider.type == ImageView.type { // The content comes from the app } else { // The content comes from outside } }

Hi, in order to adopt the new SwiftUI App Lifecycle and update my old UI to the new BigSur I made some changes. I can now move to the trash my old AppDelegate and my app is working almost fine with a great improvement in UI look'n feel. But I had a NSWindow subclass with some methods for handle NSEvents (as scrollWheel: with event) to perform some tasks in the UI. It is possible to have the same NSWindow subclass by adopting the new SwiftUI App lifecycle? Thanks in advance.