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Seeing the same thing. I can't run our app in the simulator because it happens on startup. Disabling backtrace reporting got me back in action though. Thanks @sjs!
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I've been seeing the same issue occasionally since iOS 13. Typically after doing something like:
Present UIViewController that uses UIHostingController
Dismiss
Present again
Crash
But also sometimes on the first presentation. It will happen one or two times in a row, then disappear for days. Seems random.
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Better answer than the one linked above is here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56505528/swiftui-update-navigation-bar-title-colorBasically, just create a dummy UIViewControllerRepresentable and use that UIViewController's navigationController property to configure the bar how you like.
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I don't believe joav understood your question correctly. I found one solution and posted it here: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/118261Have you found any better method?
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I've attempted to place a flexible UIView above my View in a Zstack. This does allow me to find my View's position on the screen, but seems like a hack. Code here: gist.github.com/timothycosta/2caf5f1a1c175ffa966f098e3299581b
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I've filed feedback on this. The more people who do that the better.
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It seems obvious now that `@State` was the wrong idea. A wrapper of some other type was needed instead. I was able to get around this issue by using the following:@propertyDelegate
class ReferenceValue {
var value: Value
init(initialValue: Value) {
self.value = initialValue
}
}and then@ReferenceValue var width: CGFloat = 0 // Save this from the GeometryProxy during layoutI would be curious to know whether there is a more idiomatic way to do this though.
I had the same issue. I resolved it by:Clean build folderClose the project/workspace`pod deintegrate``rm -rf my_project.xcworkspace`Create a new workspace *manually* and add my projectIn root of Podfile add `install! 'cocoapods', :integrate_targets => false`In each target add `current_target_definition.swift_version = '5.0'` # Works around a bug when using 'integrate_targets => false`pod install`Add Pods.xcproject to my workspaceThe first time I ran my build after this the extension disappeared from settings, but another clean build fixed everything up.
