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@johndoehelloworld I solved this problem. Override ViewDidAppear Func will affect this issue. Remove ViewDidAppear func in ViewController. But I don't know why this func affect this library.

@ShawnBaek : I tried it, but it still doesn't want to work correctly all the time. Are you trying by bringing up the keyboard in your simulator? And every single time, you are seeing that input bar stays on top of the keyboard? In my case, most times the input bar is hidden, but sometimes, it does stick to the top of the keyboard. Thoughts?

@ShawnBaek This issue is happening for me on iOS 11.0.3 with an iPhone 6. I've also tested it on an iPhone X and an iPhone 8 Plus.

I have not overridden viewDidAppear in that view controller. Is this issue being addressed? If not, is there any other workaround you know of?

@ShawnBaek I can confirm this is happening on an iPhone 8 on iOS 11.1 without a view did appear override, please reopen the issue

@ShawnBaek @tditchek Did you find anything?

@brod-ie Nothing yet. As far as I can tell, issue #605 is the cause, but I haven't been able to figure out a workaround yet. I cloned the repo to try to play around and see if I can figure out a fix but I'm not as advanced with Objective-C as I am with Swift so I'm having some trouble fixing it on my own.

@tditchek Thanks for the update, I also tried self.presentKeyboard() and super.presentKeyboard() to no luck until after view had appeared. Perhaps the keyboard show/hide notifications aren't bound until that event 🤔

@brod-ie I added a fix to my forked SlackTextViewController project and it seems to work just fine now. I've submitted a pull request with the changes, but until @dzenbot approves it you can feel free to use my fork or inspect the above commit to add the changes locally on your own. good luck!

@tditchek Just used the fork and still no luck. When are you firing textView.becomeFirstResponder(), viewDidLoad/viewWillAppear/viewDidAppear? Or are you using presentKeyboard()?

@brod-ie I'm not explicitly firing textView.becomeFirstResponder() or presentKeyboard(). I'm using the built-in tap gesture recognizer on the text view and it's working just fine. In fact, I'm not programmatically setting the first responder anywhere in that screen. The keyboard is now pushing the textView up above it as it's supposed to. See the attached screenshot:

@tditchek By "built-in tap gesture recognizer on the text view" do you mean you're not automatically showing the keyboard on load/appear, but are letting the user tap in themselves? Or are you programmatically triggering that gesture recogniser? If so, how? Thanks 😊

@brod-ie My use case required allowing the user to tap it on their own, but for argument's sake I just tried to add a viewDidAppear method with textView.becomeFirstResponder() inside and it worked just fine. Since I use cocoapods to manage my dependencies, I'm using my personal fork of the SlackTextViewController until @dzenbot or somebody else reviews my PR. If you're using cocoapods you can add it like this:

pod 'SlackTextViewController', :git => 'https://github.com/tditchek/SlackTextViewController', :branch => 'master'