Closed ivanonchi closed 6 years ago
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CLAs look good, thanks!
Thanks for the PR. Unfortunately, we don't maintain the source in Github, rather in an internal repo. We will fix this in the next release. Cheers.
I tried rendering views with transparency (UILabel with clear background, image with transparency in UIImageView, etc.) but there were random colors shown in place of transparency.
I fixed it by clearing the context before using it for view rendering, but then the background was black, so I noticed alpha blending was not enabled.