I updated my project to Swift 4 to support iOS 11 in my application and im experiencing a strange behaviour when pushing and popping view controllers created programmatically. (In my project I don't use Storyboards or Nibs, so all my view controllers are created programmatically)
When I push a view controller created programmatically onto the SlideNavigationController's stack, the transition animation looks strange. The same thing happens when it is popped from the stack.
I have another pod, a loader (CCActivityHUD), that works fine until I push a programmatically created view controller for the first time. After that, it stops showing on any screen.
I tried using a view controller created via Storyboard and using the method 'instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier' to access it, and the visual bug disappears!
I updated my project to Swift 4 to support iOS 11 in my application and im experiencing a strange behaviour when pushing and popping view controllers created programmatically. (In my project I don't use Storyboards or Nibs, so all my view controllers are created programmatically)
When I push a view controller created programmatically onto the SlideNavigationController's stack, the transition animation looks strange. The same thing happens when it is popped from the stack.
I have another pod, a loader (CCActivityHUD), that works fine until I push a programmatically created view controller for the first time. After that, it stops showing on any screen.
I tried using a view controller created via Storyboard and using the method 'instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier' to access it, and the visual bug disappears!
Has anybody experienced a similar behaviour?