<@UHAJKUSTU> In my iOS app (SwiftUI) the following...

# decompose

[Pavel S]

@Arkadii Ivanov In my iOS app (SwiftUI) the following occurs: I type some text into into a TextField , then click a button that saves my data and then pops the screen from StackNavigation to return back. Immediately after that the callback from TextField triggers the component one more time and calls a method that calls a InstanceKeeper.Instance subclass. But the InstanceKeeperDispatcher is destroyed at this point and the app crashes when trying to get the instance from it. What should I look into here to fix this behavior? Catching the exception thrown by InstanceKeeperDispatcher doesn’t seem to be a good idea

[Arkadii Ivanov]

It sounds like you should save a reference to your instance in the component (in a private property). And then just use that property to access the instance, not InstanceKeeper.

[Pavel S]

Thanks!