@bobandsee did you find the answer to this? I have the same issue and I can't really find anything regarding SwiftUI to handle this.

I had a view that used to be opened from a list. The view contained a scrollview and all the items are listed in it including the TextFields, Texts, Button, Picker and others. I was using a custom modifier in the toolbar trialing items to show a notification Sheet and a logout button. Below is the custom code: ScrollView{ // some code }.toolbar(){       ToolbarItem(placement: .navigationBarTrailing){         Logout().environmentObject(settings)       }     } The logout class held the messaging sheet and the logout button. This caused the back button to be disappearing whenever the view loaded. I have now changed it to: ScrollView{ //some code } .navigationBarItems(trailing: Logout().environmentObject(settings))

@OOPer found the issue. I am using custom toolbar using .toolbar which is causing this issue. I removed it and it works fine. Need to have a work around for this.

I have the same issue in the current build of XCODE 12.5 and ios 14.6. Has somebody found an answer?

@OOPer the file is large almost 700 lines and to help someone run it... I will have to make many changes to it. I will try to do something on my end. Thanks anyway.

Can anybody help. Is this a bug or I am doing something wrong. I have attached a video as well.

I have refactored the file and I am sending it again. CheckListSheet.swift

@OOPer I have attached the file for you to see. Let me know if you need anything else. CheckListSheet.swift

Below is the code that I have currently struct CheckListCard: View {       @Binding var checkListData : ChecklistModel   @State var statusList: [String] = []   @State var currentStatus : String = ""   @State var currentRemark: String = ""   @Binding var enableButtonBool: Bool       var body: some View {     VStack{       Text("Description").padding()         .onAppear(){           addData()         }       if checkListData.description != nil{         Text(checkListData.description!)           .padding()       }       Text("Status").padding()       if checkListData.status != nil {         Picker("Status", selection: $currentStatus ) {           ForEach(GeneralMethods().uniqueElementsFrom(array: statusList), id: \.self){ status in             Text(status)           }         }.pickerStyle(SegmentedPickerStyle())         .padding()         .disabled(!enableButtonBool)                 }       Text("Remarks")       if checkListData.remarks != nil{         TextField("Remarks", text: $currentRemark)           .disabled(!enableButtonBool)           .padding()           .background(Color(.white))           .cornerRadius(8)           .accentColor(.gray)                   }else{         TextField("Remarks", text: $currentRemark)           .disabled(!enableButtonBool)           .padding()           .background(Color(.white))           .cornerRadius(8)                   }     } struct CheckListSheet: View {       @State var taskId: Int   @State var pmTaskResponse : PmTaskResponse   @State var checklistResponse: [ChecklistModel] = [ChecklistModel()]   @State var enableButtonBool: Bool = false   var body: some View {           Text("Checklist Items")       .padding()       .font(.title)           ScrollView{               ForEach(checklistResponse, id:\.self){ checklist in         CheckListCard(checkListData: Binding(get: {           return checklist         }, set: { (newValue) in           checklistResponse.append(newValue)         }) , enableButtonBool: $enableButtonBool)       }       if enableButtonBool{         Button("Update"){           updateCheckList()         }.buttonStyle(MainButton())       }     }     .onAppear(){       getChecklists()     }         }

added code details below

In the end i used a ForEach loop for this. I actually wished to create a list of textfields which could be add on the basis of the remarks received from the API call. Also this list needed to be dynamic, i.e, I could add or remove the textfields dynamically by using buttons which is why I wanted to add a list... Unfortunately I couldn't. But now I created a a for loop and then added two buttons which could add or remove the textfields and it now works perfectly. Here is the code for this. } if showUpdateButton { HStack{ Button(action:{ self.remarksList.append("") }) { Text("Add Remarks") } Spacer() Button(action:{ _ = self.remarksList.popLast() }) { Text("Delete Remarks") } }.padding(30) }

As @rspoon3 mentioned. canvasView.drawing.strokes.isEmpty  this is working correctly.

If someone still has an issue... Please check this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59270505/how-to-implement-a-list-of-textfields-in-swiftui-without-breaking-deletion

@OOPer I don't know what the issue is. If I only change the 'List' to 'ForEach' in the above shown code.... it prints out the remarks but doesn't work for 'List'.

@OOPer the "currentFrResponse" is an object of struct pasted below: struct CurrentFrResponse: Codable {     var frId : String?     var clientFrId : String?     var customerRefId : String?     var requestorName : String?     var requestorContactNo : String?     var location : Location?     var building : Building?     var division : Division?     var locationDesc : String?     var faultCategory : Division?     var priority : Division?     var department : Division?     var maintGrp : Division?     var remarks : [String]?     var purchaseOrder : String?     var attendedBy : [AttendedBy]? } I have removed some properties from this struct to make it simple.