Same here, did nothing.Probably there was a glitch at their services and somebody fixed it at the backend.

Saw that there, nice that you found a solution that solves the root cause.

True that.

Sorry, miissed the iOS tag when writing this post. Maybe iOS is different. Will try.

Indeed, on iOS it prints aaaaa and then bbbbb....

Aaaand it does it only when running in simulator. Try running it on a real device -- then it will print out the a's and b's in parallel.

Aha, the forum censored the surname of Stewart L y n c h :D

Then the most probable thing is that the JSON does not indeed match the way you have implemented the Game struct. Care to show a snippet of that JSON?

Putting that VStack with geometry reader where the hidden Text is?

Can't see anything wrong with that. Maybe the issue is elsewhere or that is a defect you could report. Having a minimal reproductive sample would be good to have.

I guess you have enabled the CoreData debug flags: https://www.avanderlee.com/debugging/core-data-debugging-xcode/ since you see debug info in console. Does your model take into account that synching your model to Cloud does not support all the CoreData features, like uniqueness constraints? Any warnings about this in your project? I am just guessing, since that info gives me no other clues.

Neither does JSON has any concept of ordering for JSON objects. Array elements may keep the insertion order, when deserialised, but not after they are put into an unordered dictionary. Why do you want the order in the first place? If you do, move the elements to some ordered data structure or sort them after deserialisation.