ScrollView tracking issues when using UIViewControllerPreviewingDelegate
Short description
When the content view controller e.g UITableViewController supports UIViewControllerPreviewingDelegate (3D Touch) the scroll tracking starts behaving weirdly.
Expected behavior
That the floating panel behaves as normal if UIViewControllerPreviewingDelegate is used
Actual behavior
The floating panel scroll view tracking behaviour stops working or becomes very jumpy and its very hard to close the menu.
Steps to reproduce
Add a UITableViewController as the floating panel content view controller. Enable scroll view tracking. Enable UIViewControllerPreviewingDelegate when cells are touched. Once registerForPreviewing(with: self, sourceView: tableView) is triggered the floating panel scroll tracking starts breaking.
Code example that reproduces the issue
Environment
Swift 5 Library version 1.5.0 Installation method
- [ ] CocoaPods
- [ ] Carthage
- [ ] Git submodules
iOS version(s)
Xcode version Xcode 10.2
Hey, I had to change my ViewController to be a regular UIViewController with a table view outlet. Than you can register the delegate to the view and not the table view. registerForPreviewing(with: self, sourceView: view) which will not break the panel scroll view tracking. I am not sure this can be achieved with a UITableViewController as self.view is the table view which causes the conflicts.
I also tried playing around with previewingGestureRecognizerForFailureRelationship to see if I can make it work with UITableViewControllers, but had no luck. If you have any ideas please let me know. Thanks for your great library. Best regards