Thank you! This approach does a good job of storing the workoutType variable (using the 'tag' class that is deprecated), but I'd also like to store the selected workout as an environment object (similar to the deprecated 'selection' class approach). What is the best way to pass 2 stored values, one of which is an environment object? @EnvironmentObject var workoutManager: WorkoutManager var workoutTypes: [HKWorkoutActivityType] = [.paddleSports, .sailing, .rowing, .swimming]

On the simulator and the live previews for Apple Watch, I'm not seeing the dots at the bottom of the screen for each of the TabViews to show how many tabs exits and to indicate which of the tabs is currently being displayed. I am able to swipe on either side to change which TabView is currently displayed, but no dots display. Are they hidden by default? Maybe I need to manually activate the dots to be visible.

Everything seems to be working fine in Xcode 14 RC. I'm glad to see that the bug got resolved!