Fix generic type shadowing to avoid Swift 6 incompatibility#174
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lucaszischka merged 1 commit intolucaszischka:mainfrom May 8, 2025
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@lucaszischka hope you can see this PR and merge it so we can keep using this project. |
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Thanks! Whenever you can, please create a new minor release tag. |
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What’s changed
Renamed the generic type in
customBackground()toContentto avoid shadowingVfrom the surrounding type. This prevents a compiler error in Swift 6, where generic type shadowing is disallowed. This change ensures future compatibility.