My scenario
I have an app which stores data using SwiftData / CloudKit automatic sync
It works as expected on iOS, sync happens even when the app is closed.
On Mac, when mac app is closed the data from the CloudKit is not pulled into the DB.
It would be nice if the widget on the Mac is updated even when the Mac app is closed. Like from a sync from an iPhone.
My problem:
I don't do anything for sync other than just initializing the ModelContainer and everything is taken care of.
The local store has its own system level tables to maintain the sync states. So I am a bit hesitant to do a separate sync in the background process (LoginItem / LaunchAgent / LaunchDaemon.
I need to read a lot on this because I am just beginning to explore this part
Questions
Is it feasible / advisable to have one instance of the ModelContainer created in the background process and access it in the main app for the Mac?
Reason for asking is because ModelContainer is the one that does all the sync magically.
Or is this too much of an overhead and users can open the app to keep the widget updated?
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