Wei Wang
Wei Wang
Thanks for the suggestion. I believe it is a good direction for Kingfisher to evolve. But for now, the image setting method is returning a `DownloadTask` and it is a...
Not sure what's going wrong, but it seems that when assigning a `frame` would just break the view identifier when it is in the list, and even when a new...
Apple's `AsyncImage` has the same problem, so it seems the cell life cycle in iOS 16 is now totally broken. Not sure if there is a good way to fix...
Removing the `.frame(width: 48, height: 48)` can stably fix it. But again, it is not an acceptable workaround.
If you don't mind or if the layout can keep correctly, you can also try to change `width` and `height` to its max variances to make it load: ```diff KFImage(Self.imgUrl)...
Another find. Add a `@State` in the view, and having a way to trigger a state change could also fix it (even when you never use that state in your...
I also submitted feedback for it: FB11564208 I will keep an eye on it, but now I have to say there is no good way to fix it on our...
> I also submitted feedback for it: FB11564208 > > I will keep an eye on it, but now I have to say there is no good way to fix...
Seems the example in [this comment](https://github.com/onevcat/Kingfisher/issues/1988#issuecomment-1253797529) is still causing issue and the images are not loaded even in Xcode 14.1 RC2 and its iOS 16.1 simulator. Didn't have a chance...
@windom May I know which version of Kingfisher are you trying? The original issue got a workaround in #1990 and it was already a part of version 7.4.0 and on...