You can, but the @Environment and @FetchRequest are used with SwiftUI views. I wouldn't move the @Environment to make sure that there is a context associated with the view. I also like to leave my FetchRequests in the view because that's where I need the data to be viewed.
You can, but the
@Environment
and@FetchRequest
are used with SwiftUI views. I wouldn't move the@Environment
to make sure that there is a context associated with the view. I also like to leave my FetchRequests in the view because that's where I need the data to be viewed.Your explanation convinced me. Thank you.