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For iOS 13, setting the ModalPresentationStyle to FullScreen #836

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It was changed the ModalPresentationStyle of ZXingScannerViewController to FullScreen mode, in iOS 13 it was showing as a popup.

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Redth commented Nov 20, 2019

Can you remove your changes to the csproj files and just include the .cs file change?

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@Redth I tried again.

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Redth commented Mar 12, 2020

Thanks for your contribution! I've done a lot of work to modernize the ZXing.Net.Mobile code base and have merged those changes into master. I've included fixes from your PR manually. Please open a new issue or PR if you have more suggestions or changes. Thank you so much for your help!

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giri-hp commented Apr 15, 2020

@Redth Is it possible to put this fix also in 2.X.X release. Unfortunately my project requires this fix and I am not in a position to upgrade this library to 3.X because of other dependencies. Thanks.

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mbugbee commented Nov 24, 2020

@Redth to echo @giri-hp, would it be possible to get a 2.X.X version with the fullscreen fix? I don't feel comfortable using a beta build of 3.0 in a production app.

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