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Shared by Ben Scheirman on 2025-02-02 at 03:29 (original by Kevin Beaumont)

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Written by Ben Scheirman on 2025-02-01 at 14:19

Looks like I’ll get my wwdc wish from (checks notes) 2022? Where other editors will be able to use the same lsp / index as xcode. https://fosstodon.org/@joannis/113929017453488209

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Shared by Ben Scheirman on 2025-01-22 at 18:13 (original by Neodog with Glasses Plushie :neodog_glasses: )

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Shared by Ben Scheirman on 2025-01-21 at 17:48 (original by Lauren Weinstein)

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Written by Ben Scheirman on 2025-01-21 at 15:14

It's because I'm using SwiftData and the Item was a reference type. Mutating the single instance will update the source of the binding.

But it took me so long to realize I should have been using [@]Bindable instead of [@]Binding.

Doing so made the code way cleaner, I was able to remove my sheet(unwrapping:) modifier, and it all works.

But there was no indication I was doing something wrong. Just strange behavior that was hard to understand, and harder to explain.

2/2

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Written by Ben Scheirman on 2025-01-21 at 15:10

I think my biggest gripe with SwiftUI is that it's too easy to "hold it wrong"

Fixed an issue that was troubling me for the past couple short working sessions:

presenting an editable form that takes an [@]Binding with the sheet modifier requires some binding projection shenanigans. However the set closure was causing my sheet to dismiss then reappear, then dismiss again.

After commenting out the set closure entirely it works... but why?

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