onKeyPress Modifier not registering in a SwiftUI MacOS app

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If a onKeyPress modifier is not working, add a ".focusable()" modifier above the onKeyPress modifier.

To see an example of this in action, consult the tutorial below.

Additionally, you may need to use a @FocusState property wrapper to ensure that it works accordingly.

To learn more consult the tutorial below.

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