Thank you!

Solved it. I misinterpreted scenePhase . If the app is in foreground I thought it would be also "active". To see whether app is in foreground (active or inactive) I only need to check whether scenePhase isn't background.

Thanks for the response. I meant the following: I minimised the app by clicking the digital crown (rotatory wheel on watch). Then I reopened it again, but the items weren’t loaded. In other scenarios they’ve been loaded. How to see the logs when I’m running the app on my watch? I didn’t find immediate solution how to connect it with XCode for debugging.

Indeed, init is called multiple times. See new working example in reply below. I'll try your suggestion.

I've provided simplified working example in the reply below. No I didn't try it as I'd like to have this in this view for better overview of those multiple views and separation of concerns. First example was not totally correct, sorry. See new example.

I tried but I still get an error. Can you show an example for usage in Query and in view's properties?

Is there a possibility to define the string variable once and refer it in #Predicate and view's properties?