Today's little #visionOSFriday discovery. When you present a modal .sheet(), any ornaments you add to the sheet are pinned to the parent view. Which I found surprising at first but then realized that my confusion was stemming from conceptually misusing sheets. Many situations where I'd use a sheet in iOS are much more appropriately implemented as a new window on visionOS. Sheet's in visionOS probably shouldn’t be massive, complex views.
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