SwiftData Relationships

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Created Jul ’24

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I like knowing what I'm looking at in my code, so I'd like to know explicitly that the SwiftData variable that is the inverse is "decorated" with the @Relationship macro also, so:

Can I use the @Relationship macro on the inverse class of a relationship if I don't specify it with .inverse ?

IE: From Company @Relationship(deleteRule: .nullify, inverse: \Address.company) var addresses: [Address]?

and set the other as:

From Address @Relationship var company: Company?

Answered by DTS Engineer in 797769022

Can I use the @Relationship macro on the inverse class of a relationship if I don't specify it with .inverse ?

Yes, this works. You can use @Relationship on both sides, but can only specify .inverse on one side.

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Jul ’24

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Can I use the @Relationship macro on the inverse class of a relationship if I don't specify it with .inverse ?

Yes, this works. You can use @Relationship on both sides, but can only specify .inverse on one side.

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