A .netrc file in your home directory (e.g. ~/username/.netrc) is also required to download mapbox-navigation > v0.35.
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To get up and running several prerequisites and dependencies must be installed. To get fully setup run this single command.
make init
Then open NavigationPresentationLayoutIssue.xcodeproj in Xcode
- Run initial Setup steps
- Insert YOUR mapbox token into the Info.plist
- Run the app and
Show Navigation. A short async fetch for direction will occur, please give a few seconds since this doesn't have async button feedback. - Upon dismiss, tap in the TextField and see it scroll off to the top of the screen. If in the simulator you may need to tap
Command + kto bring the keyboard up
I'm seeing several Constraint Breaks
"<NSLayoutConstraint:0x600003c09b80 H:[UIButton:0x7fe5bc49ce40]-(8)-| (active, names: '|':MapboxNavigation.NavigationMapView:0x7fe5bd530000 )>", "<NSLayoutConstraint:0x600003cffbb0 MapboxNavigation.NavigationMapView:0x7fe5bd530000.trailing == MapboxNavigation.NavigationView:0x7fe5bc683490.trailing (active)>", "<NSLayoutConstraint:0x600003cff750 UIButton:0x7fe5bc49ce40.trailing == MapboxNavigation.NavigationView:0x7fe5bc683490.trailing - 10 (active)>"
If I use other UIViewController instances such as UIViewController instead of Mapbox NavigationViewController the textField behaves as would expect
| Presenting Mapbox NavigationViewController | Presenting Generic ViewController | ImagePicker vs NavigationViewController's behavior |
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| For some odd reason, when presenting the Nav View, the keyboard avoidance goes haywire | When using a basic UIViewController it seems to behave fine | This is a clearer example of the differentiated behavior given ImagePickerView displays content inside |