Thanks! That worked. I suspected I was overlooking something obvious, and it was that I forgot the context in Previews.
This may be related to the issue in the release notes.
After deleting an item, SwiftUI may attempt to reference the deleted content during the animation causing a crash. (109838173)
Workaround: Explicitly save after a delete.
I believe this may be related to the issue defined in the release notes.
#Preview can’t reference symbols in Swift type extensions when they are defined in the same module as the Preview (110671628)
Workaround: Revert to using PreviewProvider, or copy the implementation of the extension directly in to the #Preview itself or make it a global symbol
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Not sure if you submitted the feedback, but the workaround for the moment is in the release notes.
#Preview can’t reference symbols in Swift type extensions when they are defined in the same module as the Preview (110671628)
Workaround: Revert to using PreviewProvider, or copy the implementation of the extension directly in to the #Preview itself or make it a global symbol
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My issue is the files aren't there to download individually. I was hoping to avoid a full reformat, but since we're at GM now I suppose I'll just wait for release and format and see if that fixes it.
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I have an app folder or two that appear empty to Catalina, iOS 13 and the apps themselves, but the documents appear on iCloud.com. The recovered files folder the release notes pointed to were either empty or contained one of hundreds of docments that it should contain. No idea what that's about.
