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I would suggest, go into Xcode, click on Help and choose Report to Apple. Then submit a feedback/bug report with the title:Tried to pop to a view controller that doesn't exist.Then explain breifly what your specific issue is, that should let them link some more of these reports together.. Maybe then theyll take a look at it..
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same. any update?
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I am having this same issue and I believe this should be able to help me. Only issue is that I am not using an Array to populate my ForEach loop. I am using a UISearchBar Wrapper into my SwiftUI View, then I am using a dynamic FetchRequest to retreieve the data. I tried changing the search text to something that would clear the screen for a few milliseconds, but this did not help. Is there any way to tell SwiftUI to "clear the List" prior to having it repopulate with more data?So in essence, my ForEach contains whatever is in:var fetch: FetchRequest<MyData>var theData: FetchedResults<MyData>{fetch.wrappedValue}is listed in:ForEach(theData, id: \.self) { fetchedData inThis fetch changes with a predicate that is bound to a <Bindable>String in my UISearchBar Wrapper..I do not have anywhere in code to set this to nil in between changes..Any ideas?Thank you!
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Hello,Did you get resolution on this? Im thinking its a problem with SwiftUI. I have posted about a similar issue:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58383419/swiftui-coredata-fetch-is-very-slowand I have also put in a code leve assistance request with Apple.Any advice on whay you've done to correct this would be greatly apprecioated..Thank You