this looks fixed in b3, where setting progress to 0, will mean progress is 0 (empty progress bar)

this looks fixed in B3! Thanks @rincewind !

I'm seeing the same thing, i would submit a feedback, seems like a bug to me. I havent tried, but does xcode 13 to ios 15 do the same thing or does it look empty (aka 0 progress)

its possible what your seeing is the extra "by default" padding added to the section header. in your viewdidload add     if (@available(iOS 15.0, *)) {        [self.tableViewName setSectionHeaderTopPadding:0.0f];      } and see if that gap goes away

this issue has been posted recently along with a few others in the forums for BETA 2 that i think are all related, you submitted a feedback which is great! I Believe they are away of the "transition" issue to viewcontrollers and back to previous viewcontrollers about the navbar, lets hope B3 fixes it. https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/683590 https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/684401

FWIW, this issue is described in this thread : https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/683590 They seem to be aware of it, but i would submit a Feedback also, the more that report it (with good details, screenshots, sample projects) the quicker it will usually be brought to attention. Thanks!

i think what you might be seeing (which i also have seen) is that for ios 15 for the Plain table view style they add a Section header padding by default, I wish it was a checkbox or something so we dont have to have it (especially by default) since alot of us are using custom section headers, BUT they did add a function to manually set it in your viewDidLoad      if (@available(iOS 15.0, *)) {        [self.tableView setSectionHeaderTopPadding:0.0f];      } this should remove the padding or that "gap" you are seeing.

it also seems to be happening when "popping" back to a previous view controller via the "Back" button. the navbar appearance will be removed / empty until the animation completes. super weird.