[iOS] ACSRendererView layout is off after a device rotation

[ryanespiritu]

Describe the bug
Using autolayout to update the constraints of an ACSRendererView after a device rotation seems to update the frame correctly (verified this by checking to see if the height and width values were what I expected). However, visually, the ACSRendererView is not adhering to the new frame/constraint values; it overflows and looks off after a device rotation.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add ACSRendererView to view hierarchy and set constraints via autolayout
2. Rotate device/simulator
3. Observe that the frame is updated correctly by the autolayout constraints you set, but the visual appearance of the view is not reflecting the updated frame

Expected behavior
After a rotation, the updated frame values of the ACSRendererView should be accurately reflected in the visual appearance of the view.

EDIT: attaching a video for reference of the issue

[terrychen1122]

From my testing, this issue also exists with manually changing the frame when rotation happened (regardless auto-layout)

[sankum-msft]

Thanks for reporting the issue @terrychen1122 !

I was able to repro this in a more general form - resizing RendererView doesn't actually resize/reposition the drawing area. I have opened a bug (AB#2325318) on our board to get this fixed.

[sankum-msft]

Fix has been merged for this issue and will be included in the next release.

[sankum-msft]

Closing this issue as the fix is included in 1.0.0-beta.8 release of the ACS iOS SDK. Please re-open if issue persists for you after the upgrade.

[ryanespiritu]

Hey @sankum-msft, after bumping to the latest release the issue is fixed for physical devices but I still see some layout issues on simulator.

Looks like the ACSRenderView's frame is correct but the frame of the inner "gif" is off. See attached video:

acsrendererview_landscape.mov