In the Sample Site an ordered list is defined as
List {
"This is the first list item"
"This is the second one"
"And here's one more"
}
.listStyle(.ordered(.default))
When testing that on my own site I got the following error:
Building for debugging...
[0/3] Write swift-version--58304C5D6DBC2206.txt
[2/5] Emitting module IgniteStarter
[3/5] Compiling IgniteStarter GreetingTracker.swift
Sites/mysite/Sources/Pages/Apps/GreetingTracker.swift:41:21: error: type 'List.Style' has no member 'ordered'
39 | "Finally, you add cards to the recipient. This will, overtime, give you a single view of all the cards you've sent to that person."
40 | }
41 | .listStyle(.ordered(.default))
| `- error: type 'List.Style' has no member 'ordered'
42 |
43 | Text("""
Sites/mysite/Sources/Pages/Apps/GreetingTracker.swift:41:30: error: cannot infer contextual base in reference to member 'default'
39 | "Finally, you add cards to the recipient. This will, overtime, give you a single view of all the cards you've sent to that person."
40 | }
41 | .listStyle(.ordered(.default))
| `- error: cannot infer contextual base in reference to member 'default'
The following code works .listMarkerStyle(.ordered). Not sure if this is a code regression or a documentation issue on the sample site.
In the Sample Site an ordered list is defined as
When testing that on my own site I got the following error:
The following code works
.listMarkerStyle(.ordered). Not sure if this is a code regression or a documentation issue on the sample site.