Gap between UINavigationBar and ViewController on iPhone 14 Pro Max about lnpopupcontroller HOT 8 CLOSED

I will take a look soon. Thanks

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The “jump” in the video is unrelated to my framework, but seems like Apple’s launch screen renderer (from the launch storyboard in the app) is buggy.

I cannot reproduce the main issue. From my testing, safe area insets are correctly set:

Safe area insets: UIEdgeInsets: {59, 0, 34, 0}

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Please provide more information with regards to how you set up your hierarchy. It might be a UIKit issue. But since I cannot reproduce, I can’t know for sure.

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You haven’t been active. Please try with my changes in the latest build, and see if that fixes things. If not, please follow requests above.

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I updated from 2.13.7 to 2.14.0 but unfortunately I see the same issue in my app. I will attempt to make a standalone demo project to illustrate the issue, but this may take some time.

In the mean time, the hierarchy in my app is as follows:

UIWindow
- UIViewController
- - UITabBarController, presented with .currentContext style
- - - UINavigationController for each tab
- - - - UIViewController inside navcontroller for each tab 
- - - Custom popupBar

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If you are able to reproduce, please attach it here and we'll reopen the issue. Thanks

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While creating a project to reproduce the issue I found out what caused it.

When my app displays the popup bar it is always together with a presentation of another UIViewController that contains a chat application. When this view controller is dismissed, the popup bar becomes visible, displaying chat status and unread message.

I had added a delay of 0.1 seconds before displaying the popup bar in order to avoid it being visible for a short time before being covered again by the presented chat view controller.

I guess that this means that your library's size calculations were performed while a view transition was in effect, which led to sizes that were slightly off. Simply removing the delay in my code made the black bar disappear. For some reason, this issue never occurred before the iPhone 14 Pro Max was released.

So no need to reopen the issue. Thanks for your assistance!

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Hm, this shouldn’t really happen. Even if there is animation, there is a layout pass after, so it should calculate with the right numbers. Could you reproduce it on a demo project?

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