Using default present() on top of a PanModal presented view.

[patthehuman]

Description

I am using a PanModal view controller that is 50% height of the device screen. I then present another view controller on top of it using iOS default self.present(). The reason I am using present() and not using PanModal is because I am using a separate transitions library that requires me to use present()

Once I present the view controller using Present, the PanModal view controller changes itsself to full screen and all touches and scroll events are disabled.

What type of issue is this?

• [ x] bug
• [x ] question

Requirements

• [ x] I've read and understood the Contributing guidelines and have done my best effort to follow them.
• [ x] I've read and agree to the Code of Conduct.
• [ x] I've searched for any related issues and avoided creating a duplicate issue.

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Bug Report

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Reproducible in: latest

PanModal version: latest

iOS version: Using 14+

Steps to reproduce:

1. Present a PanModal
2. Present a full screen modal using self.present()
3. PanModal view controller gets displayed wrong

Expected result:

I expected the PanModal view to be untouched

Actual result:

The PanModal presented view controller gets stretched to full screen and fully breaks pan functionality

[patthehuman]

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[ppamorim]

@patthehuman You can maybe try to overwrite the main implementation of this library and call the present from this library.