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Also noticed this behavior, agreed that the action block should always be called with/without views to pop. I currently have this scenario that I want to pop to root then...

@j-cheung I do have a workaround, so the idea is - If this is something to pop, callback will be triggered and we can push which is the ideal case....

That does not solve my issue. I'm actually thinking this is a SwiftUI bug since I've been testing with an example without using Stinsen at all, I use TabView and...

I might found a solution but not entirely understand the rationale under it, I was looking at this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/57518324/7904148, then I added `.navigationTitle("")` to the root views under each...

Hi, there are still work around - create a custom TabCoordinatable. There are some examples in this other thread where we talked about how to make a custom tabbar https://github.com/rundfunk47/stinsen/issues/42...

I don't have code example of the StatefulTabView, you could try use the `func customize(_ view: AnyView) -> some View` and implment the `StatefulTabView` there. Alternatively I think it is...

+1 @Goktug I personally have a hack to achieve this, Overriding `func view() -> AnyView` function in `TabCoordinatable` gives you opportunity to use your own custom tab bar, you can...

@Goktug I think https://github.com/rundfunk47/stinsen/pull/43 this is all we need in order to create a customized tab bar and tab view.

@Goktug Thanks, that's a nice approach, definitely better then the hack! I made similar change to my project, the only difference is, instead of pass in environment variable, I made...

@Goktug my approch doesn't have to depend on tab clicks if I simply remove the private `activeTabIndex ` and use ``` @ViewBuilder func customize(_ view: AnyView) -> some View {...