Is it ok to have two properties marked with @PresentationState in the same state?

[ghost]

Hello,

In our app, we'd like to treat alerts (of the kind you can just acknowledge with an OK button and do nothing else) separately from bona-fide presentations (sheets and stack presentations). Is it ok, then, to have something like

struct State: Equatable {
   // other state
   @PresentationState var destination: Destination.State?
   @PresentationState var alertState: AlertState<Never>?
}

(with the corresponding actions and all the rest that go along with @PresentationState) or will the two properties interfere with each other in how TCA handles presentation internally?

Should we do this, instead?

struct State: Equatable {
   // other state
   @PresentationState var destination: Destination.State?
   var alertState: AlertState<Never>?
}

Many thanks in advance.

[mbrandonw]

You can use as many @PresentationState's as you want. Just remember to have the corresponding PresentationAction and ifLet.

[ghost]

Awesome. Thanks, Brandon. Your quick response is much appreciated.