Is this a view built entirely with SwiftUI? On the other hand, I am unable to reproduce this state. I would appreciate it if you could provide a sample code. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/79459180/safearea-ignored-issue-with-tabview-and-navigationsplitview

Someone suggested solving it by setting negative padding on the background view, and I was able to resolve it using this method too!

I have added the feedback! FB15651681 (Tide Data Access via WeatherKit)

I have revised my question and integrated it into this URL: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/767475

FB15630810 Xcode 15.4 (15F31d) iOS18.1 (22B83)

The issue where the height of the swipe buttons was not aligned was resolved by using listRowSpacing. This modifier is excellent！

I am concerned whether this issue will be resolved before the official release of iOS 18. It has a significant impact on the app's performance. If there are any alternative solutions, I would appreciate any suggestions. (I hope that, in the end, it will deliver performance similar to iOS 17.)

Is it normal to convert to the Data type each time? I felt that it might be more efficient to convert to the Data type when saving. If you have error-free code for selecting multiple photos with PhotosPicker and displaying them on the screen, I would appreciate it. Even official examples from WWDC would be great.

I changed it to struct MyPhotosPicker: View {...}, but the error remains the same. Instance method 'loadTransferable(type:)' requires that 'Data' conform to 'Transferable'