I'm currently using PencilKit in an app that is forced to run in dark mode (UIUserInterfaceStyle == Dark in Info.plist). But for one UIViewController only, I'm using the light mode for note taking with PencilKit. I change the ToolPicker style by using toolPicker.overrideUserInterfaceStyle = .light and it works great that way. Unfortunately, if I want a custom color and I tap on the ColorPicker icon, it seems to still be in dark mode, because when I choose white, it draws black, and if I choose black, it draws black. This doesn't happen if I tap the black color in the predefined palette (not the color picker). Any idea how to force to color picker to respect the tool picker userInterfaceStyle?

I'm using AccessorySetupKit to use multiple devices in my app. The problem I'm facing right now is that each time I want to add a new device with an ASAccessorySession, the CBCentralManager state (which was previously .poweredOn, as I has already connected a device) rapidly changes states from .poweredOn to .poweredOff, and back to .poweredOn again. The consequence of these state changes is that any connected device is instantly disconnected, and I need to reconnect them one by one. Is that the normal behavior?