I'm not the original poster but I have the same issue. Andy, I watched that session and read the APIs but nowhere does it say that UIDatePicker is no longer supported for being used as an inputView. There may be designs in which the classic input view is still desired, and it seems like it should still be supported in iOS 14. Is this a bug, anyone from Apple?
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I've created a sample project here that shows the bug. The date picker appears to be returning with zero frame, which is perhaps why it's not showing correctly. https://github.com/UberJason/DatePickerWheels
Filed Radar: FB7933475
Same issue here, the Emoji Rangers sample does seem to work for configuration, but mine does not. Xcode 12 beta 3, simulator or device.
Hi Frameworks Engineer, thank you for your response! The BorderedButtonStyle does properly set the cornerRadius, but the tint color doesn't appear to set directly - since it's a tint, it seems to have a very low alpha, so the overall button is still very dark. I'm hoping to produce an effect more like the Weather app on watchOS 6 and 7, where you notice the "Add City" button is a very bright blue with alpha 1.0. Is there a way to do this?
I am having the same, yep. Very annoying!
Filed as FB9172530 just in case.
Filed as FB9175962 just in case the answer is no.
Filed as FB9177210 in case this is broken (which it seems like it is).
Filed as FB9179373 in case this is a bug, and not me doing something incorrectly.
Fair enough, my bad. I included it as an image in the Feedback I filed and didn't think to just copy the code over this morning. 🤦♂️
Filed as FB9426716
Filed as FB9426937
Not sure this is helpful, but the HIG for Alerts says the cancel button should be the bold one:
"Identify destructive buttons. If an alert button results in a destructive action, such as deleting content, set the button’s style to Destructive so that it gets appropriate formatting by the system. For developer guidance, see the UIAlertActionStyleDestructive constant of UIAlertAction. Additionally, provide a Cancel button so people can safely opt out of the destructive action. Make the Cancel button bold by marking it as the default button."