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I need to pop to the root view from a deep detail view. Found this solution on StackOverflow SwiftUI: How to pop to root view for WatchOS?. The following solution using isDetailList and isActive works quite well for iOS, it does not work for watchOS. The isDetailList command is unavailable in watchOS.

Below is the code that is I am using to push a view to navigation which is bounded by a condition using the tag. So we can't use both tag and isActive parameter into NavigationLink simultaneously. So looking for a solution that popup the root viewController.

Button(action: {
        nextBtnPressed()
        
    }, label: {
        Text("Next")
            .font(.system(size: 14, weight: .semibold))
    })
    .frame(height: 35, alignment: .center)
    .background(Color.init(hex: "0A2248"))
    .cornerRadius(15)
    .disabled(false)
    .background(
        
        
        NavigationLink(
            destination: SetTimerView(shouldPopToRootView: self.$shouldPopToRootView, shower_type: self.showerType),
            tag: "true",
            selection: $movetoNextScreen,
            label: { EmptyView() }
        )
        .opacity(0)
    )
}
Nabeel Hassan
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  • When using tag instead of isActive, the selection is the bound value you use to programmatically navigate. That is, set movetoNextScreen to nil. – Adam Apr 29 '21 at 17:09
  • you mean to say that, setting movetoNextScreen nil will pop all the views upto root view controller – Nabeel Hassan Apr 30 '21 at 08:46

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