I a bit confused with which modifiler to use as there seam to be two. eg

.scaledToFit()
.aspectRatio(contentMode: .fit)

.scaledToFill()
.aspectRatio(contentMode: .fill)

also with

.accessibilityLabel(Text)
.accessibility(label: Text)

.accessibilityHint(Text)
.accessibility(hint: Text)

as most of the accessibility have both

Does anyone know why and which one to use as I do not want to use one then find that it depreciated!

From the docs, re: scaledToFit: "This method is equivalent to calling aspectRatio(_:contentMode:) with a nil aspectRatio and a content mode of fit."

And scaleToFill: "This method is equivalent to calling aspectRatio(_:contentMode:) with a nil aspectRatio and a content mode of fill."

Docs:

[scaledToFit()](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/view/scaledtofit())

[scaledToFill()](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/view/scaledtofill())

(Sorry about the links; if you click on one of these, you'll need to add the () manually in order to get the correct page.)

So the scale modifiers are just shortcuts for the default aspectRatio modifiers.

accessibility(label:) and accessibility(hint:) are deprecated in favor of accessibilityLabel(_:) and accessibilityHint(_:).

Docs:

accessibility(label:)

accessibility(hint:)

Thanks @roosterboy

I was using accessibilityLabel(_:) etc in my code so that good, and regarding the aspectRatio(_:contentMode:) I tend to use scaleToFill etc.

Cheers again

Nigel