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Replied In Conditional Navigation Links in Parent View Forcing Navigation From Child View back to Parent View When Condition is No Longer Met

Something I thought of was perhaps .offsetting the NavigationLinks that I want to be conditional to match the UI I want, but this is also really hacky and comes with other problems. Is there really no solution for this?

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Replied In SwiftUI - Force recognition of two changes to an @EnvironmentObject programmatically

The second code replaces the ChildView structure and has the DispatchMainQueue, you can copy that structure and replace it from the top code

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Replied In SwiftUI - Determining Current Device and Orientation

Thanks Jim. I guess this will suffice for now, I'll probably continue with sizeClasses for iPhone in general and drop to this UIKit solution for iPad when necessary.

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Replied In SwiftUI: Force orientation on a per screen basis

Thanks Jim! This is great, the only problem I have is that if, for example, I navigate to a new view that has .supportedOrientations(.landscape) from a portrait view, it won't force it to landscape automatically. I'm sure there is some sort of forceRotate function we can run to make it landscape in those cases.