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unable to see colors on IOS notification timer #315

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BlackNet opened this issue Jan 15, 2024 · 6 comments
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unable to see colors on IOS notification timer #315

BlackNet opened this issue Jan 15, 2024 · 6 comments
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When a print job is running, and it starts the notification timer, the text is impossible to see. I have found no area to change the colors of that. Tried changing system to dark mode and makes no difference.

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@Clon1998
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Hey,
thanks for letting me now. I think this is related to dark/light mode. What iOS version are you using?

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I am on 17.3. I tried changing modes but no change in the coloring.

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I am on 17.3. I tried changing modes but no change in the coloring.

Thanks for letting me know.
I believe Apple has finally resolved the issue with the colorScheme/mode detection for live activities in versions 17.1 and 17.2. In the previous version, 16.4, I was unable to retrieve the colorScheme, and the background of the activity would not update (Stay on light mode). In version 17.0, I would always get the light color schema, so I modified the activity to provide a static color schema. Currently, I am downloading the new version, XCode 17.3, to test how the activity behaves. I assume that the color schema is stuck on light mode again. However, the change 2902a21 I made earlier should resolve this issue in any case. All colors are now static and ignore any of the colorScheme/modes provided by the user.

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Just an update FYI. New version does work and it's readable. Looks like it does not change from light to dark but that's ok. image

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Clon1998 commented Jan 23, 2024

Just an update FYI. New version does work and it's readable. Looks like it does not change from light to dark but that's ok. image

Thanks for the feedback!
I removed any color mode adaption because apple broke several different components in different iOS versions. This made it hard to get a version that would reliably change it's appearance based on the color mode of the device among all iOS versions.

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