The updated 5.0.0 Nuget still has classes on the iOS side declared as internal,
as opposed to Android implementations which are now declared public.
This inconsistency prevent from inheriting PinLogic for example.
Another example is that Logics property under both iOS and Android renderers is inaccessible.
There are still many more problems similar to these in this version,
Where the properties/fields should be either protected or public(depending on usage),
and classes that are declared as internal for no good reason.
This needs to be fixed to make this Nuget version usable,
if you could?
kouncillor
commented
11 months ago
The updated 5.0.0 Nuget still has classes on the iOS side declared as internal, as opposed to Android implementations which are now declared public. This inconsistency prevent from inheriting PinLogic for example. Another example is that Logics property under both iOS and Android renderers is inaccessible. There are still many more problems similar to these in this version, Where the properties/fields should be either protected or public(depending on usage), and classes that are declared as internal for no good reason. This needs to be fixed to make this Nuget version usable, if you could?