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I had a same problem as in #432 , therefore I had to apply a patch #600 . It fixed header buttons positions, but introduced a new bug. When you push a new screen with nested stack navigator in it, it will render nothing until transition animation is finished (persist even when Slow animations flag is turned on for a simulator).
In our project we use a custom navigator and I created a branch in it to help you to reproduce the problem.
(You could apply a patch with ./apply-patch.sh command in Example folder, also make sure that Example/node_modules/react-navigation-surf/src/createSurfSplitNavigator.jsuse proper if statement (we had to turn off ios support until fix is found).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
react-native-screens version: 2.10.1 (with patch, details below)
react-native: 0.62.2 (same for 0.63)
@react-navigation/native: ^5.6.1
I had a same problem as in #432 , therefore I had to apply a patch #600 . It fixed header buttons positions, but introduced a new bug. When you push a new screen with nested stack navigator in it, it will render nothing until transition animation is finished (persist even when
Slow animations
flag is turned on for a simulator).In our project we use a custom navigator and I created a branch in it to help you to reproduce the problem.
(You could apply a patch with
./apply-patch.sh
command inExample
folder, also make sure thatExample/node_modules/react-navigation-surf/src/createSurfSplitNavigator.js
use proper if statement (we had to turn off ios support until fix is found).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: