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Replied In Recommended method of passing NSManagedObjectContext to @ObservedObject/@StateObject
I really like this approach as it seems to be the cleanest. I wonder if this is an area SwiftUI can improve upon by flattening the need for an internal subview or if it is by design
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Replied In Preview Crashes when using @FetchRequest
I filed the bug report here. I attached a sample project along with the crash reports: FB8276747
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Replied In Preview Crashes when using @FetchRequest
I got this working in a strange roundabout way. Looking through the crash logs, I saw this: ** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'executeFetchRequest:error: A fetch request must have an entity.' My FetchRequest was similar to yours: @FetchRequest(entity: Movie.entity(), sortDescriptors: []) var movies: FetchedResults<Movie> Moving fetch request creation to a new static variable and using another @FetchRequest wrapper, it now does not crash: static var getMoviesFetchRequest: NSFetchRequest<Movie> {         let request: NSFetchRequest<Movie> = Movie.fetchRequest()         request.sortDescriptors = []         return request    } @FetchRequest(fetchRequest: getMoviesFetchRequest) var movies: FetchedResults<Movie> And now it works. I am not sure why, but something is going on with the entity not being set. I hope to file a bug report tomorrow with sample code.
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Replied In Preview Crashes when using @FetchRequest
I am seeing this same issue in beta 4 released today. I have tried clearing DerivedData and it is still happening
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Replied In Cannot convert Binding<Type> to Binding<Protocol>
This worked perfectly! Thank you very much! I need to touch up on Swift generics...