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I'm using the version 2.9.4 and by doing this setup:
func presentEmbedded(viewController: UIViewController, barTintColor: UIColor) { let toolbarController = ToolbarController(rootViewController: viewController) toolbarController.statusBarStyle = .lightContent toolbarController.statusBar.backgroundColor = barTintColor.darker() toolbarController.toolbar.backgroundColor = barTintColor self.parent?.present(toolbarController, animated: true, completion: nil) }
I get this result:
The function darker() is not the issue (tried it without it), it used to work normally around version ~ 2.5.
darker()
Am I meant to not use ToolbarController anymore? Or is it possibly a bug?
Cheers
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This was a great catch, and a fix has been made and will be released within 30 minutes. Thank you :)
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Works like a charm, thanks a lot!
daniel-jonathan
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I'm using the version 2.9.4 and by doing this setup:
I get this result:
The function
darker()
is not the issue (tried it without it), it used to work normally around version ~ 2.5.Am I meant to not use ToolbarController anymore? Or is it possibly a bug?
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: