Apple Observation framework for Swift. Use when modeling observable state with the `@Observable` macro, tracking changes with `withObservationTracking`, integrating with SwiftUI, or working with ObservationRegistrar and Observations async sequences.
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Apple Observation framework for Swift. Use when modeling observable state with the `@Observable` macro, tracking changes with `withObservationTracking`, integrating with SwiftUI, or working with ObservationRegistrar and Observations async sequences.
Observation
What to open
Use swift-observation/observation.md for full API details and examples.
Search within it for @Observable, withObservationTracking, ObservationRegistrar, Observations, and ObservationIgnored.
Use swift-observation/observations_pre_iOS_26_backport.md for availability notes and backport discussion.
Use swift-observation/Observation/ source files to inspect the Observations implementation and any supporting runtime pieces when evaluating backport feasibility.
Workflow
Prefer @Observable to make models observable; do not conform to Observable manually.
Read properties inside withObservationTracking to define the dependency set.
Use ObservationIgnored for properties that should not trigger updates.
Use Observations when you need async change streams.
SwiftUI usage
For SwiftUI, treat @Observable models as the source of truth and let the view read the properties it needs.
Use withObservationTracking for non-SwiftUI rendering or custom observers.
Availability and backport notes
Observations is available on iOS 26+; plan for fallbacks on earlier OSes.
For pre-iOS 26 support, consider community backports or vendor forks; see swift-observation/observations_pre_iOS_26_backport.md for options and caveats.