Sometimes you need to store something that is a bit larger, like a icon image. Storing this in UserDefaults would be slow as it has to be decoded each time it's accessed.
SwiftData has a .externalStorage option that makes it store it to a file on disk instead of in the database. Maybe we could do something similar.
static let icon = Key<NSImage?>("icon", externalStorage: true)
This can only be supported if the suite option is not given as otherwise we don't know where to store it.
Sometimes you need to store something that is a bit larger, like a icon image. Storing this in UserDefaults would be slow as it has to be decoded each time it's accessed.
SwiftData has a
.externalStorageoption that makes it store it to a file on disk instead of in the database. Maybe we could do something similar.This can only be supported if the
suiteoption is not given as otherwise we don't know where to store it.