Thank you for the help. I will definitely have a go at aligning the labels as you described. I did also submit a feedback report: FB9352737.
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Download Xcode 13 beta 4 from the downloads page, or wait until the official release some time in September.
I submitted a new report (FB9469285) with an attached previews diagnostics report.
Having just watched the video, Jacob does add the property called room. You just have to continue watching after the bit where your screenshot was taken (up to around 11:53).
For me, this is also fixed. Let's just hope this is true for everyone.
This no longer works in iOS 16.
From the iOS & iPadOS 16 Beta Release Notes:
The implementation of list no longer uses UITableView . (81571203)
quaternaryLabel is a property defined on UIColor not Color, so you must have an extension linking the two together.
This solution removes the list row separtors.
If that's not it, then another thing I could think of was when passing fruits.shuffled() to the list initialiser. Maybe this is causing the list to reload its data again and pop back to the list view.
It's in both beta 1 and beta 2. Also it's not in the Xcode release notes, but the iOS ones.
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You can put as many NavigationLinks as you want, as long as SwiftUI knows which one to use when something is tapped.
I think that's where programmatic navigation comes in – manually performing a navigation when tapping on a certain part of a view.
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