Hi, In SwiftUI, we can work with CoreData and CloudKit mostly without doing anything special because CloudKit is managing everything for us in terms of saves, deletes, creates, and updates. However, if I want to share cloudkit records, I would like to access the associate CKRecord of a core data entity. Can someone please help me understand how to go about this? I cannot find any information that shows this in SwiftUI scenarios. Documentation and examples that I have found assume UIKit frameworks that are working with the CKRecords directly from the start.Thank you!
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Hi, I love how CoreData and CloudKit work together. However, it seems like the need to use custom zones for CloudKit user-to-user sharing means not getting the great synchronization of CloudKit and CoreData. What is the recommended approach and better, where can I get more detailed developer documentation? The developer.apple.com/documentation seems incomplete. Thanks so much !