Thanks for the reply! I've already created a Feedback Assistant report. The id is:
FB15642944
CoorielRaw
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I am in a similar situation.
I'm managing a view transition using asymmetric move animations which are triggered by a bottom tab view. When I change direction, I toggle the two animations.
This is an example
let previousTab = selectedTab
self.tabAnimationEdge = newTab > previousTab
? .trailing : .leading
self.tabAnimationEdgeOpposite = self.tabAnimationEdge == .leading ? .trailing : .leading
self.selectedTab = newTab
Now with iOS 16 (and Xcode 14.0.1 when I submit this comment) it seems the removal animation is not updated in time and iOS will use the old one.
I found that delaying the selected tab update with DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter and a very small delay (for example 0.05) will hide this strange behaviour.