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For some reason, even if you specify reload(replacementAnimations: .none) the tableView still updates the item with an animation the first time it replaces it.
It seems that stackoverflow suggests wrapping the reloadRows logic in a UIView.performWithoutAnimation {} ` block. Could you handle this case @onmyway133 ?
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@onmyway133 it definitely happens in the latest iOS (12.1) so yes, it can. Come to think of it, though, not sure how safe my proposed change is cause what if the user wants to not have replacement animations but still do some animations when they rebind their data? If we just add a performWithoutAnimation as a fix on the library level we'll break that ability.
For some reason, even if you specify
reload(replacementAnimations: .none)
the tableView still updates the item with an animation the first time it replaces it.It seems that stackoverflow suggests wrapping the
reloadRows
logic in a UIView.performWithoutAnimation {} ` block. Could you handle this case @onmyway133 ?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: