Why @Bindable for the viewModel? Since you are using the Observation framework, make the viewModel @State var viewModel = TableViewModel (this is if you want to initialize the viewModel elsewhere and pass it in. Otherwise use @State private var viewModel = TableViewModel()
The reason why it isn't keeping the selection is because your view is probably redrawn and the viewModel is reinitialized, on initialization you set selections to []
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NB. RESOLVED below is now working
Have this same message in SwiftUI and the attached method isn't called. Is it something I'm doing wrong?
	Toggle(isOn: self.$isOn) {
EmptyView()
}
.onChange(of: self.isOn) { _ in
print("**DEBUG - \(self.isOn)")
}
System:
Xcode 12.1 GM seed
6th Gen iPad mini - iPadOS 14.1