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I am developing an app for tvOS that uses a datasource that is sectioned by date. I have a nice layout using prototype cells and section headers. However, unlike iOS, I am not seeing my section headers stick to the top as we scroll through the list of items. When the section header scrolls off the screen, the user loses context of where they are.Has anyone implemented a tableview using tvOS that uses sections headers and has been able to keep the section header "stuck" to the top until scrolling into the next section?On Stackoverflow someone mentions them not being supported for tableviews on tvOS. However, I cannot find this in Apple's documentation.http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34284268/tvos-9-1-uitableview-header-view-does-not-float
I am working with Xcode 11 Beta 2 and attempting to add a Mapping Model file to my project(File -> New -> File -> iOS -> Core Data -> Model Mapping)However, as soon as the first pane pops open (Mapping Model Source Data Model), it is completely blank. The next button (where we normally select the destination model) is disabled. I have multiple model version in my project. I even created a really simple new app with two versions of a trivial data model and have the same effect.Has anyone else encountered this and/or have a way around it?I filed a bug through Feedback Assistance already
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I have my CI/Xcode Server setup and is happily plugging along and building, running and testing (unit and UI) tests. All tests pass, product is built and archived, yet is it not considered "successful".I have only one warning for a deprecation in code (AFNetworking dependency). No analysis issues. Is having a warning the reason I would not see my success rate move off 0%? Or is there some other consideration I am missing.
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Hi All,Similar to what others are reporting with UINavigationController, it appears in iOS 11, insertSubview behaves differently that in iOS 10 or below.In my viewDidLoad on a UITableViewControllerlet backgroundImageView = UIImageView()
backgroundImageView.frame = self.view.frame
backgroundImageView.image = UIImage(named: "background")
view.insertSubview(backgroundImageView, at: 0)I have apps using this for eons to but a simple background behing a UITableViewController. In iOS 9 and iOS 10, my "blue background" apprear at index 0, and thus behind the tableView.In testing for iOS 11, the simulator now has the "blue background" at the top of the subviews - thus occluding the actual table cells, etc. I can verify using Xcode 9 GM and an iOS 10 simulor and iOS 11 simulator. When debugging and using the "Debug View Hierarchy", I can clearly see iOS 10 places the background behind all (index 0) and for iOS11, it places it at the top.I realize I can use:tableView.backgroundView = backgroundImageView;I just am unsure if this is a bug or intended by Apple.Here is a link to the similar issues with UINavigationController.https://forums.developer.apple.com/message/254617#254617
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