Stefan Renne

A different solution would be to add a custom Element, don't know what would be preferred? Example: ``` struct BackBarButton: Element, Tappable { let id: String? = nil let index:...

> Don't most back buttons have a specific title or label? Either "Back" or the title of the previous screen? This could maybe be solved with an extension or update...

I have to check in our real project, because we are doing some magic to hide the title in the navigationbar. Also the default "Back" could be language specific. In...

Yeah there you go, "Vorige" is Dutch for "Previous" ``` NavigationBar, 0x60000309a4c0, {{0.0, 58.0}, {414.0, 56.0}}, identifier: 'LargeTitleView' Button, 0x60000309a5a0, {{0.0, 64.0}, {44.0, 44.0}}, label: 'Vorige' ```

> > Yeah there you go, "Vorige" is Dutch for "Previous" > > ``` > > NavigationBar, 0x60000309a4c0, {{0.0, 58.0}, {414.0, 56.0}}, identifier: 'LargeTitleView' > > Button, 0x60000309a5a0, {{0.0, 64.0},...

In our project I created this Element ``` struct BackBarButton: Element, Tappable { let id: String? = nil let index: Int = 0 let parent: Element = NavBar() let type:...

Had the same issue, as a workaround I added this to my stencil to get the class / struct generic conformance, definitely not perfect, but it works. Hope this helps...

I just tried this in our codebase, new async tests work like a charm! but some of our old RxSwift tests are failing now, this seems to be related to...

Cool I just discovered that you can mark beforeEach / it to be run on the mainActor ``` it("supports XCTest expectations") { @MainActor in ``` I like it but for...

Spend Friday all day on this issue, no fix yet. Could use some support.