Thank you for the comprehensive reply. I think instead of isInteracting you can try and use slider.isTracking property. I still think this is something Apple should fix themselves.
This does not always work. Sometimes I get notified in the following order:
didEndOrCancel -> valueDidChange -> didBegin;
You can try and reproduce it when you touch the slider and release it. I should note that I'm using the system thumb image not a custom one.
After I wrote the issue I fallback to beta 4. Today I tried again with beta 5 and the issue was fixed. So I think you can cleanup some Xcode files and try again on a clean slate.
Thank you for the comprehensive reply. I think instead of isInteracting you can try and use slider.isTracking property. I still think this is something Apple should fix themselves.
This does not always work. Sometimes I get notified in the following order:
didEndOrCancel -> valueDidChange -> didBegin;
You can try and reproduce it when you touch the slider and release it. I should note that I'm using the system thumb image not a custom one.
After I wrote the issue I fallback to beta 4. Today I tried again with beta 5 and the issue was fixed. So I think you can cleanup some Xcode files and try again on a clean slate.