Version 1.8.4 introduced a breaking of layout for iPhones with SafeArea

[Ariandr]

I believe it's connected to the fix #102

It broke my layout, because now the root controller doesn't stick to the bottom and it creates a gap within the safe area. I believe it shouldn't be like that and it should be our job to control the layout of the root controller, because now it seems we can't stick it back to the bottom of the screen.

I also think it might have broken the behavior of many apps, so, please consider to revert it or provide a way to stick it to the bottom. If you know the way to do that by just using some properties, please let me know.

Thanks for the great library! Hope you can help me.

popController = STPopupController(rootViewController: myViewController)
let blurEffect = UIBlurEffect(style: .dark)
popController?.backgroundView = UIVisualEffectView(effect: blurEffect)
popController?.containerView.backgroundColor = UIColor.clear
popController?.style = STPopupStyle.bottomSheet
popController?.navigationBarHidden = true
popController?.present(in: self)

[kevin-lyn]

safeAreaInsets is exposed in STPopupController in 1.8.5.
Set a 0 insets should avoid the gap.

[Ariandr]

@kevin0571 Thanks for the quick fix! Appreciate it :)

[Ariandr]

Hi @kevin0571
It seems you didn't push changes for the release 1.8.5. The latest changes are those ones which were done for 1.8.4.

And I updated the pod, but safeAreaInsets isn't exposed.

[kevin-lyn]

@Ariandr I think I failed to push it without realizing it. I've re-published 1.8.6 to fix it.

[Ariandr]

@kevin0571 Thanks for quick response and fix!