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Replied In Load issue on SwiftData model container on macOS and not iOS
Found the reason why. I had a locally cached database that was in conflict with the model (I changed the type of an attribute). I removed the cache as explained here and that fixed the issue
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Replied In How to clear locally cached SwiftData database on macOS
Found the path with that code : let urlApp = FileManager.default.urls(for: .applicationSupportDirectory, in: .userDomainMask).last let url = urlApp!.appendingPathComponent("default.store") if FileManager.default.fileExists(atPath: url.path) { print("swiftdata db at \(url.absoluteString)") } THen once in that folder I did rm -rf default* And the local coach is gone!
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Replied In SwiftUI Drag image OK on macOS but KO on iPadOS
This is fixed in iOS 14
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Replied In SwiftUI Drag image OK on macOS but KO on iPadOS
Actually a simple application showing just a draggable image has the problem on my iPad. It looks like this works from the simulator but not on ios devices. I submitted a bug report. Thanks for your feedback.