FontRepresentable.richTextFont is now get only. How do I set default font?

[S1D1T1]

I just updated to RTK 1.1.2, (from 1.0? not sure, it's been a while). I had previously set a default font like this:
FontRepresentable.richTextFont =myFont
but that's now get only.
Yes, I can set the font in the config block like this:

{
 $0.setRichTextFont(myFont)
}

however that's apparently too late. I use a placeholder string. Since updating, the placeholder string is in the default font instead of myFont, as it used to be.

I set the placeholder string with a workaround described here. And I understand if that workaround is no longer supported : ) but if there is new way to set the same thing I'd appreciate knowing. thank you Daniel!

[danielsaidi]

I've been away from this project for a while, and can't remember the reason for updating this property. I do remember that we added an alternative to it, just not what it was.

I will revisit this project later in Q1 and start planning for a revamped 2.0. Just let me know if you can't figure it out, and I'll take a look.

[ericwang520]

  .richTextEditorStyle(
        .init(font: FontRepresentable(name: "Inter-Regular", size: 18) ?? .systemFont(ofSize: 18))
    )

[S1D1T1]

thank you. my specific problem was that that placeholder string no longer picks up the style. I found that I can use the NSText key "placeholderAttributedString" to set it correctly.