Fixed a bug on not showing images in iOS14 on YYAnimatedImageView #150
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Any eta on merge? |
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Hi @alisamaiee. Maybe that has already happened, but have you considered submitting this same PR to https://github.com/yykits/yyimage as well? That repository seems still maintained. |
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• Fix an iOS 14 issue where YYAnimatedImageView wasn't showing images - ibireme#150 • Fix a memory leak where an CGImageRef wasn't getting released - ibireme#126 • Fix a WebP crash - zliuqing@cc510c3 • Fixed an image orientation issue - ibireme#109
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On iOS 13: If we override this, UIKit will render the UIImageView.image itself before calling this method. So even if self.currentFrame == nil, the UIImageView.image get rendered.
On iOS 14: UIKit no longer render anything if you override that displayLayer: method. We can have a backup to render layer.contents for this case by ourself.