performSegueWithIdentifier won't push onto Navigation Stack, hence no Back Button Chevron

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Created Oct ’15

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I noticed this, when I upgraded to Xcode 7.1 from Xcode 7, which used the ios 9.1 simulator as default. A presented view from a called segue via performSegueWithIdentifier doesn't present push on the navigations stack that is, I get no back button chevron - the view slides up from the bottom almost like it is modal. Actually the app feels like it freezes Any ideas???

Updated: The issue happens with Xcode 7x and iOS 9x as seen in this stack overflow post (that presents a solution):

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32643765/ios-9-segue-causes-app-to-freeze-no-crash-or-error-thrown/32661264#32661264

Very weird and huge bug. Placeholder texts are very necessary during design.

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cdhoffmann OP

Nov ’15

I am having a similar issue. I updated to xcode 7.1, and ran an app i had for the first time on the iOS 9.1 simulator, and every segue presents modally (even if i have it as 'show') and doesn't contain the back button on the navigation bar. One of my segues is performed using the performWithSegue method, and another one was just done through interface builder with a button.

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