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I read the responses to this post and only then realized I was the original author. Does apple not notify the author if a reply is posted? I ended up storing this in an environment object and then using that to do a lookup when generating the sheet. Between this hack and another workaround to be able to observe core data changes but use basic view models to make the UI, this code is awful and very fragile. I really wish an example project or two was available, this shouldn’t be that hard.
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I’m having the same issue but with previews (works ok in simulator). The same code has working previews in Xcode 11.
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Glad I'm not alone in being able to stitch everything together. Anybody else have a non-Apple provided example to mirror?
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I’m also interested in learning how to put this into a store class which is storing to Core Data behind the scenes. I have this working myself, but I’m not sure it’s the right way to do it and it’d be great to follow the lead of someone more experienced and/or Apple.
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I’m seeing something similar in an app I’m working on, but haven’t had the time to truly isolate it as you have. In my guess, the data clearly exists as the detail view (an action sheet) show it’s fine, but the list view doesn’t show any data.
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I’m trying to dynamically set a header based on the row in the list the user is currently at. Is there anything similar to willDisplay from UITableViews? I’m not sure how this would all work in a declarative UI.
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Same here. My simulator has also gone missing so I can no longer get beta 3 to work correctly.