I'm still experiencing this issue. I need highPriorityGesture to prevent the subview gesture, but it's overriding the scroll view gesture. Can we cancel the high priority gesture to allow the scroll view to take over? In iOS 17, they work perfectly together.
Currently I set the minimum distance of the high priority gesture to 30, but that's just a workaround I reckon.
Eric-Yuan
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MarkdownUI uses this attribute, and I'm fairly certain other apps on the App Store use it as well.
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