My predicate:
#Predicate{ transaction in transaction.date! >= startDate && transaction.date! <= endDate && transaction.category! == "Income" && transaction.ttype! == "Business" }
is failing with:
The operation couldn’t be completed. (SwiftData.SwiftDataError error 1.)
The release notes for iOS 17 State:
Fixed: #Predicate does not support UUID, Date, and URL properties. (109539652)
Does anyone have any suggestions?
jpcoates
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