Rhys Morgan

I’m having this exact same problem on macOS 10.13.3, on a MacBook Pro 13” 2015. As @vAlmaraz has said, setting a timeout allows code to continue executing, but this leaves...

Hi @johnpatrickmorgan - sorry for the delayed response! Thanks for the workaround - it's not quite the case where the array count is always one, as I have a login...

Hi again! I'm having an issue with what *might* be the same problem (i.e. SwiftUI being janky) but thought I'd double check quickly. I've got a flow in my application...

> Personally, I'd kinda prefer if it appeared at the bottom of the list as that's kinda more standard to how Mac apps usually show this kind of thing. Either...

This allows the OpenEmu project to build on my Apple Silicon Mac! Thanks!

FWIW, FlowStacks wouldn’t need to import TCA, but instead Perception. Still, that might not be ideal for FlowStacks users, and it might be better to inline an `Observable`/`Perceptible` version of...

> Sounds good, i mean to embed Perception modified FlowStacks into the TCACoordinators. Now i am trying to integrate Perception into the FlowStacks. `@Binding var routes: [Route]` var should be...

It’s still really difficult to tell what’s causing the redraws when the underlying state is not changing. Might be worth adding a bunch of logs/prints/breakpoints inside the `TCARouter` type and...

Very nice stuff! Just wondering - does that break the non-`ObservableState` version of `TCARouter`? If so, what if you do conditional conformance, when `Route.Screen` is `ObservableState`?

I wonder if the recomputing the whole stack issue is related to this? https://github.com/swiftlang/swift/pull/71122 There’s a Swift forum post about it here, as well, detailing more of the problem. https://forums.swift.org/t/observable-pessimizes-arrays/69508/28...