Intermittent Fasting Tracker with WidgetKit & SwiftData | Episode 2

In a recent livestream I started working on an intermittent fasting tracker using interactive widgets. This code-along episode starts by changing our UserDefaults logic and continues to introduce SwiftData to the project. We're making great progress!
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Regarding your question... I think the reason you don't need to call await in a @MainActor decorated function is because the entire function is already going to be put on the queue, with the result being put on to the main thread. I could be wrong tho.

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