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I am starting to learn SwiftData and have a simple model and Enum.

import Foundation
import SwiftData

@Model
final class Member {
    var id : Int64
    var platform : Platform
    var bungieId : BungieId
    var displayName : String
    
    var sync:Bool = false
    
    init(fromUserInfoCard card:IsUserInfoCard) {
        
        id = Int64(card.membershipId)!
        
        bungieId = BungieId(fromUserInfoCard: card)
        
        platform = Platform(value: card.membershipType)
        
        displayName = card.displayName ?? ""
        
        sync = false
    }
    
    var isValid : Bool {
        get {
            return platform != Platform.unknown && bungieId.isValid
        }
    }
}

import SwiftData

enum Platform : Int32, Codable {
    case unknown = 0
    case xbox = 1
    case playstation = 2
    case steam = 3
    case blizzard = 4
    case stadia = 5
    case epic = 6
    case tigerDemon = 10
    case bungieNext = 254
    
    init(value:Int32 = 0) {
        
        let tmp = Platform(rawValue:value)
        if let out = tmp {
            self = out
            return
        }
        
        self = Platform.unknown
    }
}

When I try to run this i get this error:

No exact matches in call to instance method setValue

Which is at the platform property of Member. If I change Platform init to have a default value like so:

    init(value:Int32 = 0) {
        
        let tmp = Platform(rawValue:value)
        if let out = tmp {
            self = out
            return
        }
        
        self = Platform.unknown
    }

Then the error goes away. I cant find any documentation on this, but just assume I need to provide a default value. Does anyone know what is going on?