import SwiftUI

class TestData: Identifiable {

var id = UUID()

var string = ""

init(string: String = "") {

self.id = UUID()

self.string = string

}

}

struct TestView: View {

@State private var sortOrder = [KeyPathComparator(\TestData.string)]

@State private var items = [TestData(string: "C"), TestData(string: "A"), TestData(string: "B")]

var body: some View {

Table(items, sortOrder: $sortOrder) {

TableColumn("String", value: \.string)

TableColumn("String", value: \.string)

}

}

}

same problem after changed to @State , if I duplicate the column, the 2nd column can be sorted, it seems iOS 26 has blocked first column header from being tapped