I guess it is due to I have two TabView in one project. do you have any idea? Very likely. Rename your own TabView to something other and tell us what happens. One more, please show us the complete definition of your TabView.

I must have selected create group? No you need to choose Create folder references, or you can change the resource path textFiles/Licence to Licence.

Can you show the complete code of FavCell? In addition, can you tell us from where the segue to HighlightsVC is put?

Thanks for showing your code. But isn't it a problem of using URLSessionStreamTask?

The thing is I need noRepFav because I don't want duplicates in my array. You just need to update favArr without making duplicates.

It is needed only when using State Preservation & Restoration feature of iOS and you want to make your Restoration ID same as the Storyboard ID. Generally, not many apps use this feature and you can keep it empty.

@narcisfromgirona Why do you make the var private? The keyword private is an access modifier which limits the access to the property (or method) only within the same class. It is a good habit not to show some members required only for internal processing for abstraction and may help Swift compiler optimize better.

Thanks for clarifying. Readers would not be able to guess you have some code like myStore.product!.title somewhere. Neither able to guess what myStore is nor how the property product is updated.

Tried with Xcode 12.5.1 and worked.

Unfortunately, Xcode is not so mature as compared to Visual Studio. You can send a bug report to Apple.

Please re-read again. You may need to generate seemingly uniform values.

Can you show whole definitions of ViewModel and ServerStatusAPI? In case ServerStatusAPI or any properties in it are not value type, @Published would not work as expected.

for newer version (after iOS14) of Xcode, both SceneDelegate.swift and AppDelegate.swift are no longer automatically generated. Using Xcode 12.x, you can choose Life Cycle as UIKit App Delegate for iOS App, and Xcode will generate both SceneDelegate.swift and AppDelegate.swift. Better forget that unreliable link and make Xcode generate them, after that, you can move other SwiftUI files into the new project.

Thanks for showing. So how or when or where do you set "HasAchnowledgedUserLicence"?

Thanks for trying, but far from enough to guess what's happening for me. Hope you can solve your issue soon.