So earlier this year we got this very useful piece of documentation from Apple on how to initialize StateObject properly that takes advantage of autoclosure to avoid re-initializing observable objects each time the view is rendered. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/stateobject#Initialize-state-objects-using-external-data
But with Observable, you use State instead of StateObject, which doesn't have an autoclosure initializer. So… what are you suppose to do?
David Beck :xcode: /
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