Frédéric Maquin

Awesome! Closing because a solution was found.

Closing due to inactivity.

Closed in favour of #75.

Hey there, I'm going to need more information, like a sample project or the code where you call `start` on `CoachMarksController`.

Thanks for all the crash reports! It's a peculiar bug. Here's the code in question: ```swift private func generateAndEnableVerticalConstraints(of coachMarkView: CoachMarkView, forDisplayIn parentView: UIView, usingCoachMark coachMark: CoachMark, cutoutPath: UIBezierPath, andOverlayView...

Hey @diegodossantos95, thanks for reporting the issue! I think the README hasn't been updated, let me have a look.

@diegodossantos95 your current approach sounds correct, but I need to know more about your flow. - When is the keyboard displayed? Does it appear in between two coach marks? -...

@diegodossantos95 alright, thanks for the clarification, IIRC `flow.pause()` has undocumented limitations, can you try calling it in `willShow` instead?

@diegodossantos95 I meant in the delegate's method (see [here](https://github.com/ephread/Instructions/blob/main/Examples/Example/Sources/Core/View%20Controllers/Delegate%20Examples/DelegateViewController.swift#L107) and [there](https://github.com/ephread/Instructions/blob/main/Examples/Example/Sources/Core/View%20Controllers/Delegate%20Examples/KeyboardViewController.swift#L125)). Sorry, I should I been clearer.

Hey @HappyIosDeveloper, I'm not sure I understand the PR, can you point to a source that says that `@available` should no longer be used?