If my app has a new to update my SwiftData database in the background (say after a network call), based on my understanding the only legit way to do this is to use 2 modelContexts (one via ModelActor).

I’m currently studying SwiftData I want to write and save data to my container application from the ContentView and at the same time using modelActor I also want to save from background thread.

I’m currently studying SwiftData I want to write and save data to my container application from the ContentView and at the same time using modelActor I also want to save from background thread.

I’m currently studying SwiftData I want to write and save data to my container application from the ContentView and at the same time using modelActor I also want to save from background thread.

I’m currently studying SwiftData I want to write and save data to my container application from the ContentView and at the same time using modelActor I also want to save from background thread.

I’m currently studying SwiftData I want to write and save data to my container application from the ContentView and at the same time using modelActor I also want to save from background thread.

Deletion of a child in 1-many relationship causes SwiftData to crash

I’m working on a SwiftUI app where I save a playlist to a database in the background. The issue I’m facing is that after saving a new playlist, the main view does not reflect this change immediately. The new playlist only appears after I restart the app.

I’m experiencing a new error in SwiftData since updating to Xcode 16/iOS 17 DB1. When passing in a model (Student) to a view and then displaying an array of Points using ForEach, I get the following fatal error: