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The color picker becomes transparent, but the color selection is still available.
You can swipe and see the selected color is changing.
I attached the sample which shows the issue.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Open the sample app(TestApp.Android).
Click on 'Tab 2.'
Click on 'Tab 1.'
See error
Expected behavior
The Color picker must be visible and displayed.
The workaround was found.
I found that the control uses SKGLView for drawing on Android.
Replacing to SKCanvasView helped to fix the issue.
iOS uses it and it works well. The same I can tell about Android. Performance issues weren't found.
@vpapenko Could you please tell me did you had some specific reason to use SKGLView on Android?
I found that there is a difference in rendering - SKCanvasView - CPU, SKGLView - GPU.
Hi @VolodaUa
Thank you for your investigation.
I started to use different SK Views because of optimization for the UWP platform.
Give me some time to check these changes and test your solution.
Something is wrong when the color picker is child element of TabViewItem(control -> Xamarin Community Toolkit TabView).
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/xamarin/community-toolkit/views/tabview
The color picker becomes transparent, but the color selection is still available.
You can swipe and see the selected color is changing.
I attached the sample which shows the issue.
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
The Color picker must be visible and displayed.
Screenshots
Sample Project
ColorPicker-master.zip
Information
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