I have a complex app and a complex sheet view which has a lot going on inside it hence sharing a sample code. It’s basically divided into 2 portions where upper part has static elements which shouldn’t scroll and other part of the view has scrollable elements (buttons vertically stacked and a dynamic list). When keyboard is up, user should be able to scroll these scrollable elements to look at it.

Short problem description: I wanted to explore how SwiftUI’s List manages cells allocation and deallocation when cells are visible/invisible. For this, I’ve created a simple demo project which has: Payload – a data model, contains id: Int and image: Image. PayloadViewModel – manages [Payload], when instantiated just creates 300 values of Payload, where id goes […]

I have a List and in each row I put a button at the left end and a text label on the right next to it. I want this button to have an action and the entire row to also have a tap gesture. So how can I properly distinguish between the gestures so that when the use taps the button it does the action of the button, and when the user tap anywhere else in the row, it does the tap gesture of the row?

I discovered a really weird issue with the title on the sidebar on iPads. I’ve set the navigationBarTitleDisplayMode to .large, but on first load (right after I run the app on the simulator), the title is shown as inline but if I pull the list downwards (scrolling up), the title becomes large. It’s as if the list is scrolled up on first load. But the list is fully visible so it doesn’t really appear like it was scrolled. I hope my explanation makes sense.

I am attempting to place drugs under sections correlating to their class but im getting multiple sections for each drug I add of the same class. Im not sure how much this process differs when using model macros.

I don’t understand why listRowBackground is only being applied to the list items without children, and not applying in the expandable ones?
This is how it looks:
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I’m implementing a custom bottom sheet using SwiftUI (iOS 15). I’m having an issue where the list stops responding to gestures if I hide and reopen the list with the swipe button visible.