My company has an app that's been around for years. Now, under iOS 13, some buttons on a particular View are not receiving touch events.If I use a Symbolic Breakpoint for [UIWindow sendEvent] and then do a debugger command of po $arg3, it shows that a UIImageView a couple of views behind the buttons is receiving the touch event. There is no gesture recognizer on the UIImageView. There is a TapGestureRecognizer on the base view in a different view controller. That gesture recognizer has cancelsTouchesInView = NO.Has anyone ran into this?
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