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How to get rid of "A navigationDestination for AppExample.ViewOptions was declared earlier on the stack. Only the destination declared closest to the root view of the stack will be used" message

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@kenada_95  

I have been following this link here to create a navigation stack and have implemented an enum called GreaterViewingOptions. However I am still seeing that error message using the following code. But I guess a greater question would be, should I just create a separate enum (like a ViewOptions) for each view and use .navigationDestination for each view and enum?

   

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