iOS17 run example code crashed (version 1.5.0)

[jiangdi0924]

env

• macOS 14 beta
• Xcode 15 beta 7

[jiangdi0924]

After testing, this issue seems to be related to LNPopupController v2.15.0. Other versions of LNPopupController work fine. Additionally, historical versions of LNPopupUI's dependencies will download the latest version of LNPopupController, which also causes other cases to fail to run.

[LeoNatan]

Yes, working on it. Will have a fix soon.

[jiangdi0924]

I have another question that I'd like to consult: When using other components (compactslider, https://github.com/buh/CompactSlider) with multiple gesture effects within popupContent, I've noticed conflicts between the events of LNPopupUI and those of the other components. While using .popupInteractionStyle(.none) can resolve the issue, it disables the ability to close the view by dragging. I'm quite puzzled. Do you have any valuable suggestions? Thank you very much for your time.

[LeoNatan]

Hmm that’s an interesting question. On the UIKit side of things, one can always implement a gesture recognizer delegate and deal with gesture priority that way. I’m not sure how one should deal with issues like this in SwiftUI in general. I see there is highPriorityGesture, but I don’t think I have access to that in UIKit. But perhaps SwiftUI handles the delegate behind the scenes to make it work. If not, please open an issue and attach a sample project where the issue reproduces. Thanks

[LeoNatan]

I've released a new version of LNPopupController, hopefully fixing the bug. Please try and let me know.

[jiangdi0924]

Hmm that’s an interesting question. On the UIKit side of things, one can always implement a gesture recognizer delegate and deal with gesture priority that way. I’m not sure how one should deal with issues like this in SwiftUI in general. I see there is highPriorityGesture, but I don’t think I have access to that in UIKit. But perhaps SwiftUI handles the delegate behind the scenes to make it work. If not, please open an issue and attach a sample project where the issue reproduces. Thanks

Thank you for your suggestion. I tried highPriorityGesture and it did not work. I have submitted a case swiftUI repo that you can run if you have time. This repo can reproduce my problem. 👉 https://github.com/jiangdi0924/LNPopupUIGestureConflic

[LeoNatan]

Thanks
Please open an issue here in this repo.