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UISearchBar increases navigation bar height in iOS 11 I have my UISearchBar being part of the navigation bar like: UISearchBar let searchBar = UISearchBar() //some more configuration to the search bar ..... navigationItem.titleView = searchBar After updating to iOS 11 something weird happened to the search bar in my app. On iOS 10 and prior I had my navigation bar looking like: iOS 11 iOS 10 Now with iOS 11 I have: iOS 11 As you can see there is difference in the rounding of the two search bars which does not bothers me. The problem is that the search bar increases the height of the navigation bar. So when I go to another controller it looks weird too: In fact that weird black line's height plus the current navigation bar's height is equal to the height of navigation bar shown in the second picture ... Any ideas how to get rid of the black line and having consistent navigation bar height across all view controllers ? Possible duplicate of iOS...

Apple reject my app because of not include functionality to allow users to view or select items from the Files app In my app I am get video from gallery using below method: - (void)imagePickerController:(UIImagePickerController *)picker didFinishPickingMediaWithInfo:(NSDictionary *)info { } But Apple is rejected app and required to include functionality to select video items from Files app. Here is Apple give me the reason: We noticed that your app enables users to view and select files, but it does not include functionality to allow users to view or select items from the Files app and the user's iCloud documents, as required by the App Store Review Guidelines. you added permission in .info file? – Chirag Kothiya Jun 29 at 6:50 @ChiragKothiya yes Buddy Privacy - Photo Library Additions Usage Description...

Is there any way of obtaining Developer Disk Image of iOS 11 for Xcode? Currently I'm using macOS Sierra with Xcode 8 installed. I just updated my device to iOS 11, which is my main development device. I can't build the apps I'm working on anymore because Xcode 8 has no iOS 11 Development Disk Image. Is there any way of obtaining the image (without installing Xcode 9) or I'll have to go back to iOS 10 in order to build to my device? Xcode 9 exists for Sierra. (Apple says: "Xcode 9.0 requires a Mac running macOS Sierra 10.12.4 or later.") – Phillip Mills Jun 6 '17 at 18:35 Oh, I think you're right. I've tried to install it on a way older Macbook. It seems that it is not running on Sierra. Sorry. Still, is there any way of obtaining the just the develop...