Weird Behaviour on .navigationBarTitle and .navigationBarTitleDisplayMode

[danielcr12]

i sometimes get these bugs: Skip is unable to determine the owning type for member 'inline'. This often occurs when other issues prevent Skip from matching the surrounding API call, and it may resolve when those issues are fixed. Or add the owning type explicitly (e.g. MyType.inline)

Skip is unable to match this API call to determine whether it results in a View. Consider adding additional type information.

it work for some view and doesnt work for others.

[dfabulich]

This is a known issue with Skip. https://skip.tools/docs/app-development/#build-errors

The most common build errors are:
[...]

• When using transpiled mode, type inference failures. Unlike the Swift compiler, Skip’s transpiler is often able to translate code even when it doesn’t understand the APIs and types involved. This is particularly useful when calling Kotlin and Java API from Swift. In some cases, however, the transpiler must be able to determine the exact types you’re using:
  • When you use an unqualified member name, as in let isMax = i == .max or process(person: .init(name: "Skip"))
  • When you’re calling async code
  • When you’re in a SwiftUI @ViewBuilder

Fully qualifying it, e.g. NavigationBarItem.TitleDisplayMode.inline usually fixes it.