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I have attached a simple example - a stack layout with a collection view (start&expand) and then multiple stacklayouts (end). Everything works as expected. I then put the statelayout hook onto the parent stack layout, and for iOS this causes the elements to overlap. If I remove the collectionview the overlapping stops. So the issue is when the situation involves both statelayout and a collectionview.
@sthewissen probably out of order since you've passed your baby over, but reaching out as this is really causing me headaches. Do you have any ideas of a work around for this issue on the iOS platform?
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Description
I have attached a simple example - a stack layout with a collection view (start&expand) and then multiple stacklayouts (end). Everything works as expected. I then put the statelayout hook onto the parent stack layout, and for iOS this causes the elements to overlap. If I remove the collectionview the overlapping stops. So the issue is when the situation involves both statelayout and a collectionview.
Link to Reproduction Sample
https://github.com/Goksly/StateLayoutIssue
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
As per Android, the collectionview should take up the space it needs with a "sticky" footer of the examples.
Actual Behavior
In iOS everything is stacked over each other.
Basic Information
Workaround
None. I've tried all sorts of layouts and tweaking controls being added, removed, made invisible etc and nothing works.
Reproduction imagery
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