RoundCorners after the latest update

[Banck]

After the latest update my popups appears without roundCorners.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Attribute:

  var attributes: EKAttributes
     attributes = .centerFloat
     attributes.windowLevel = .normal
     attributes.hapticFeedbackType = .success
     attributes.screenInteraction =  canBeClosed ? .dismiss : .absorbTouches
     attributes.entryInteraction = .absorbTouches
     attributes.roundCorners = .all(radius: 20)
     attributes.scroll = .enabled(swipeable: canBeClosed ? true : false, pullbackAnimation: .jolt)
     attributes.screenBackground = .color(color: UIColor(white: 0, alpha: 0.7))
     attributes.entryBackground = .color(color: UIColor(white: 0, alpha: 0.7))
     attributes.entranceAnimation = .init(scale: .init(from: 0.9, to: 1, duration: 0.4, spring: .init(damping: 1, initialVelocity: 0)), fade: .init(from: 0, to: 1, duration: 0.3))
     attributes.exitAnimation = .init(scale: .init(from: 1, to: 0.9, duration: 0.4, spring: .init(damping: 1, initialVelocity: 0)), fade: .init(from: 1, to: 0, duration: 0.3))
     attributes.displayDuration = .infinity
     attributes.border = .value(color: .black, width: 0.5)
     attributes.shadow = .active(with: .init(color: .black, opacity: 0.3, radius: 5, offset: .zero))
     attributes.positionConstraints.maxSize = .init(width: .offset(value: CGFloat(40.0.dp)), height: .intrinsic)
     attributes.positionConstraints.keyboardRelation = .bind(offset: .init(bottom: 10, screenEdgeResistance: 10))
     return attributes

• Device: [all]
• iOS Version: [9.0, 10.3.1, 11.4]
• Xcode Version [9.4.1]
• Dependency Manager Version [CocoaPods 1.5.2]
• SwiftEntryKit Release # 0.5.0

[huri000]

Hi @Banck,
Can you fill the whole template (iOS version, Xcode, etc...)?
I tried to reproduce without a success.

[huri000]

In any case, please update to 0.5.1. There is a bug in the rollback window logic in 0.5.0.

[Banck]

The same issue with 0.5.1.
I haven't changed anything. The previous version was 0.4.2

[Banck]

Here is a xib example
Архив.zip

Call:

let alertView = TwoButtonsAlertView(title: title, subTitle: subTitle, cancelButtonTitle: cancelButtonTitle, okButtonTitle: okButtonTitle)
    alertView.cancelButtonDidTap = {
        SwiftEntryKit.dismiss(with: canceledAction)
    }
    alertView.okButtonDidTap = {
        SwiftEntryKit.dismiss(with: okAction)
    }
    
    SwiftEntryKit.display(entry: alertView, using: placeAlertAttributes(canBeClosed: canBeClosed))

[huri000]

In order to resolve this, you need to set the background-color via attributes.entryBackground.
Clear the view's backgroundColor in your xib and do instead:
attributes.entryBackground = .color(color: .white)
Let me know if that helps.

[huri000]

When I really think about it, It was supposed to be like this from the beginning.
Developers shouldn't be able to customize entries halfway - You can stick to the example project presets which haven't changed by version 0.5.x and work just fine. :-)

[Banck]

@huri000 Hello!
Yes, if I do
attributes.entryBackground = .color(color: .white)

and set clear color of my background view in the xib it works fine! Thanks.

[Banck]

but it was cool and useful when we could set color of background into the xib, and not in the attribute.

[huri000]

I'm glad it works!

but it was cool and useful when we could set color of background into the xib, and not in the attribute.

In that case, one has to handle the round-corners himself by clipping to bounds and mnipulating the layer and not count on SwiftEntryKit to do so.

I consider it resolved.