Another way to do that is to pass the context from the view to the ObservableObject whenever needed (with every function call). This will make you easily create unit tests for the view model (the observable object) by testing its functions using a mock context.

OK, moving the property from the ObservedObject to become a private view @State variable solves the issue. But, it was an @Publisehd inside an ObservedObject for a reason (being calculated from other conditions for example). So, no more @Published calculated properties?

This code was producing the same warning: struct AreaMap: View {   @Binding var region: MKCoordinateRegion   var body: some View {     Map(coordinateRegion: $region)   } } Where region was passed in the initializer of AreaMap from its parent view. This resolved the issue: struct AreaMap: View {   @Binding var region: MKCoordinateRegion   var body: some View {     let binding = Binding(       get: { self.region },       set: { newValue in         DispatchQueue.main.async {           self.region = newValue         }       }     )     return Map(coordinateRegion: binding)   } }