The issue with this, is that when hiding the status bar on a device without a notch, the window safe area is updated to reflect this, and the content of the app is moved up.
This PR aims to solve this by adding a new option, Config.preserveStatusBarSpace, that when set to true takes the previous window safeAreaInsets and applies it to the root view controller before showing the new window, and sets it back when removing the window.
I decide to set it to false by default to preserve the existing behavior. Let me know if you see any big implications of adding this change that I may have overlooked.
Since iOS 13 it is no longer possible to show a view over the status bar. The workaround for this is to hide the status bar before showing the view (see https://github.com/SwiftKickMobile/SwiftMessages/issues/335).
The issue with this, is that when hiding the status bar on a device without a notch, the window safe area is updated to reflect this, and the content of the app is moved up.
This PR aims to solve this by adding a new option,
Config.preserveStatusBarSpace, that when set totruetakes the previous windowsafeAreaInsetsand applies it to the root view controller before showing the new window, and sets it back when removing the window.I decide to set it to
falseby default to preserve the existing behavior. Let me know if you see any big implications of adding this change that I may have overlooked.