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-[Implement your own introspectable type](#implement-your-own-introspectable-type)
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-[Introspect on future platform versions](#introspect-on-future-platform-versions)
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-[Keep instances outside the customize closure](#keep-instances-outside-the-customize-closure)
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-[Note for library maintainers](#note-for-library-maintainers)
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-[Note for library authors](#note-for-library-authors)
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-[Community projects](#community-projects)
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How it works
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Note for library maintainers
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Note for library authors
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If your library depends on SwiftUI Introspect, declare a version range that spans at least the **last two major versions** instead of jumping straight to the latest. This avoids conflicts when apps pull the library directly or through multiple dependencies. For example:
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