SwiftUI previews are super helpful during development but they take a lot of disk space. To free up your disk and delete the cached SwiftUI previews you can use the following terminal command.
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@ImmigrationDept@FredMatiangi on the website shows passport renewal is 5 business days. Why does it take more than that? Does it mean the information on your website is wrong?
@iOS_Luke When I delete the app and launch again it displays empty view. Was thinking of when the app is installed check if CK has records then save to coredata. But am not sure if this is the best way to approach the issue.
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@r3trosteve Glad you figured out the issue, on the button style... what about using view modifier to make it easy to pass your functions for the two buttons.