Does SwiftData support public or shared databases?
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Based on the provided context, SwiftData does support synchronization with CloudKit, which implies support for public or shared databases. This is mentioned in the session "What’s new in SwiftData" where it states:
The framework not only provides persistence, but modeling and migration of your schema, graph management, synchronization with CloudKit, and so much more.
This indicates that SwiftData can work with CloudKit to manage shared or public databases. For more detailed information, you might want to check out the session "What’s new in SwiftData" under the chapter "Adopt SwiftData".
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