Faced the same issue today. Workaround: create a new Widget Extension target and isolate your Live Activity Widget there

Hi @cconway, that is a completely different issue and you should file Feedback

You can opt to use your own identifiers instead of NSManagedObject.ID and this relieves you of so much hassle...

You did the right thing passing the objectID to the other context, but probably didn't execute its fetch on the context's queue. Wrap that part of your code in backgroundContext.perform { ... } for async, or .performAndWait { ... } for sync execution.

In my case, the views were immediately popped when the pushing view had exactly 2 of the NavigationLinks. Not when it's just 1, or when its 3 or more. Mind-boggling. So now my code makes sure to add this meaningless NavigationLink when it would be 2 NavigationLinks without it. iOS14.5. Thanks for sharing the workaround!