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Stacking on different lanes #98
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Hey again, @dentvii! I like the feature you asked for, will try to do it this week! ;) Regarding the bug, could you provide me with some additional code, because I have just tested this scenario and in my case it works as expected: CleanShot.2024-05-20.at.12.31.30.mp4Thanks again and I look forward to a code sample! |
Thank you for your kindness and the effort you’re putting into this! I believe the behavior is different from the fullScreen and sheet behavior in Apple's SwiftUI. I will isolate the code and share it here to make the issue reproducible. |
@dentvii, any progress on that? |
I could not isolate the code to share so far, but I reproduced your example using the provided demo, and the issue is connected to glitch regarding edgesFullScreen issue. As soon as I am able to test the branch I will update. Thanks again! |
hey @dentvii, This feature should be implemented in the branch |
I've encountered an issue when stacking different components on top of each other, such as SwiftUI views. This results in a weird animation glitch.
Steps to Reproduce:
The animation behaves unexpectedly as shown in the example below.
Additional Feature Request:
It would be beneficial to have a feature that allows developers to set the priorities of popups, similar to the
zIndex
used internally. This would enable better control over the popup flow without requiring coordination between parts. For example:I would appreciate any help in resolving this issue.
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