Tim Miller

I needed to translate your message to understand it, so I may have lost something in this, but I believe this is correct behavior. An ObservableCollection, I believe, implements INotifyPropertyChanged...

Seeing that the exception is from `javax` it makes sense it would work in Windows. @jonathanpeppers @jonpryor would you have any ideas? would this be a runtime or SDK issue?

@rolfbjarne Do you know if this and the other issue they referenced MAUI UI issues, issues with SDK tooling, or something else?

The Visual studio team maintains this tooling and can't be addressed in this repo. If you file your issue through VSFeedback, it can be triaged by the appropriate team.

Could you also try using .NET 8? Also, could you try deploying a .NET iOS App that doesn't implement that MAUI UI Framework? You can do that by running `dotnet...

Duplicate of https://github.com/dotnet/maui/issues/18716

I believe this is due to `VerticalItemSpacing` If you remove it, the space goes away. It's most likely similar to what this user saw, https://github.com/dotnet/maui/issues/7620 We couldn't reproduce it then,...

Not knowing how you've structured your codebase, as you didn't provide a repro project, my guess would be that if you had files used as output in your build that...

Looking at the sample, I agree. And since that issue already has a PR on it, we can close this. Duplicate of https://github.com/dotnet/maui/issues/18639

Actually, on second thought, since this issue mentions iOS, there could be a separate issue and since the other issue only covers Windows, this can be open for the iOS...