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[Bug] Shell: Setting Shell.BackgroundColor overrides all colors of TabBar #7396
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Description
If you specify Shell.BackgroundColor (e.g. Green) without also specifying the TabBar-colors, all TabBar-colors are also green, so all you see is a green TabBar, no icons. If you also specify all Shell.TabBarXxxColors, then it works as expected. In the 'Xanimals'-sample app, this is done rightly with a style. If this isn't a bug, it should be better documented.
This is no problem if you don't specify a Shell.BackgroundColor.
Only tested on Android device.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
The colors should behave independently
Actual Behavior
TabBar colors all have the same color as set by Shell.BackgroundColor, so no icons visible.
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