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Hello,in my current iOS Project I change the UIProgressView tintColor at runtime.When I use the same color it works great, but if I use 2 different colors e.g."progress is less than 20 percent it becomes red else it stays in init color" it does not work.The bug is that when I change at runtime the progressTintColor the progress bar becomes rounded corners and the actual progress does not match the current progress value. As I discribed by using the same logic and do not use a different color than the initial one it works.Is this a known bug in iOS?Code example:func setBatteryProgress(value: Int) { batteryProgress.progress = Float(value) / 100 if (batteryProgress.progress <= 0.2) { self.batteryProgress.progressTintColor = UIColor.red //when I use here same color as in the else block it works } else { batteryProgress.progressTintColor = primaryColor //when I use here same color as in the if block it works } }Strange behavior -> the progress is at a random value, and the left corner of the progress bar is rounded.Some has an idea about this?GreetingsTobias