You should set the "recipeList" relationship to be to-many. Then you build your recipes as Recipe entities, you build your collections of recipes as RecipeCollection entities", and you link them. Depending on exactly how you set up the relationships, a given recipe can be in only one collection (like a physical recipe in a folder), or it can be in many (like how Gmail tags work).

Absolutely! There are a lot of other ways to do this, too. You can store the name, amount, and bag values as separate state variables, then only instantiate a Drug object when you're ready to add it to the array. You could have a detail view to edit objects, and make the Add button add a new, blank Drug which you then edit to your desired values. All of these have tradeoffs. I recommend trying several styles to see which works best for you.

Were you able to get it working after changing the entity name? Separately, you might get faster replies posting both here and on Reddit's /r/swift or /r/swiftui.

Yes, iOS runs IPv6 on all interfaces. You have a few more IPv6 host routes on lo0 than I would expect, but that might be an iCloud Private Relay thing. The exact configuration of the ipsec, pdp_ip, and utun interfaces depends on the telco and service you're using.

Just got a chance to test, and that works perfectly. I knew it would be either impossible, or something simple I missed. Glad it was the latter. From experimenting, it should be after the frame, before the contextMenu. Thanks!