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Describe the bug
When integrating Compose Multiplatform within an iOS project that uses TabView (SwiftUI), UITableViewController, and UIHostingController, I experience the following issues:
Recomposition does not occur when pressing a button to change text in a Compose view. However, recomposition happens when I scroll the UITableView.
Horizontal scrolling is disabled in Compose views.
@m-sasha Thank you for the quick response. I've removed the horizontalScroll modifier from LazyRow as you suggested and pushed the changes. However, the issue still persists. Horizontal scrolling is not enabled in the Compose view.
I've recently updated the Compose plugin to version 1.6.0-beta01, and I'd like to share some updates regarding the issues previously reported:
The issue where the Compose view did not recompose when pressing a button to change text has been resolved with this update. This fix significantly improves the user interaction within Compose views on iOS.
Unfortunately, the problem with horizontal scrolling being disabled in Compose views remains unresolved. This continues to affect the usability of horizontally scrollable components in our iOS application.
You can view the changes made in this update here: Tag Link.
I hope this information helps in tracking the progress of these issues. Looking forward to any suggestions or further updates on the unresolved matter.
Describe the bug
When integrating Compose Multiplatform within an iOS project that uses TabView (SwiftUI), UITableViewController, and UIHostingController, I experience the following issues:
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2023-10-29.20-36-36.mp4
Additional context
The issue seems to occur only when using this specific configuration of TabView, UITableViewController, and UIHostingController.
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