In Swift 6, Apple introduced stricter rules to help make your code safer when using concurrency (like async, await, Task, and actor). These rules check that types used in concurrent code are safe to share across threads.
When working with Core Data, there are times we have optional NSManagedObject to pass around. These objects conform to ObservableObject, and in SwiftUI we can’t @ObservedObject on optional ObservableObject
When using TextField in SwiftUI List on Mac, it has unwanted background color when focused. We can turn it off using introspection or a custom TextField wrapper
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