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Thanks Quinn for the great explanation. If I really need it I'll file a bug report. Have a great day.
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Same here, what gives? Would be great with some direction from @Apple
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Hey Quinn, super sorry for late response, but thank you for responding :) (i missed it)
The tip about shortcuts is good however i worry, i'm sorry, that getting our regular users to go in to Shortcuts and fiddle in the app will be hard. Many are not very tech savvy.
Ah well, too bad.
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Hey, thanks for responding.
Ok, that was clarifying, however I must as a follow-up question. If it is created twice, once for light, and once for dark, why am i seeing it being redrawn on-screen? My widget should be displaying the "dark mode version", so it should not be visibly reloaded (i.e. the number changes twice) just because light mode is created?
EDIT: Also, as a side note i just came to think of - If my widget does not support dark/light mode, i.e. it always returns the same, as in this case, wouldn't make sense that i could config that? If my widget takes a lot of resources to create itself (like heavy network calls, calculations etc), it seems like a waste to create the same thing twice, or more, times.
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I came in here to look for exactly this.
We have an app with a Geofence function, and since IOS15, it happens that the app just stops getting geofence triggers after a couple of days without opening the app.
if you just open and shut the app down, the geofences start coming in again.
@cblaze22 asked for an Objective-C version. Here:
UINavigationBarAppearance *navBarAppearance = [[UINavigationBarAppearance alloc] init];
[navBarAppearance configureWithOpaqueBackground];
navBarAppearance.backgroundColor = [UIColor blueColor];
[navBarAppearance setTitleTextAttributes:
@{NSForegroundColorAttributeName:[UIColor whiteColor]}];
navBar.standardAppearance = navBarAppearance;
navBar.scrollEdgeAppearance = navBarAppearance;
[navBarAppearance release];`
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John, my project is the same, like 9 years old, objective-c project (not even using ARC!). If you find out anything, I'd be very happy if you'd let me know. We're a small shop with one developer across all technologies and in the given situation, right now it's hard to find time to spare to look at things. I also hope Apple will notice this.
