Unexpected errors when moving project to Xcode 9.

[kunass2]

This is what I try to resolve. Any help?;)

[patchthecode]

put this in pod file

pod 'JTAppleCalendar', :git => 'https://github.com/patchthecode/JTAppleCalendar.git', :branch => 'master'

Then do a pod update

The is the latest version to be released
Read here for changes that happened on this version -> #553

[patchthecode]

If you need more help on the issue, talk to me here -> https://gitter.im/patchthecode/JTAppleCalendar

[kunass2]

But another case, when I try to scroll to date:

calendarView.scrollToDate(today, animateScroll: false)

then in version 7.0.6 it jumps, but it wasnt like this before in version 7.0.4. What should I do now?

[patchthecode]

In this code, you have removed the scrolling animation.

calendarView.scrollToDate(today, animateScroll: false)

What happens if you do this instead?

calendarView.scrollToDate(today, animateScroll: true)

[kunass2]

Hi, sorry for delay;(

The animation makes difference because of animateScroll parameter. My calendar starts in January 2017 and finishes in December 2025. When view is loaded, there January 2017 is loaded in the first time. And the user see how the calendar jumps or animate to current September 2017.

Before latest version (I mean 7.0.4, now it is 7.0.6) the user after view is loaded see immediately Spetember 2017 WITHOUT any jump or animation. Why now calendar jumps after view is loaded? I need to set calendar to the current date immediately to the user after view is loaded. Why it happens?

[kunass2]

It is because of latest version. When I force cocoapods to install version 7.0.4 then everything is fine. Please take a look into this.

[patchthecode]

If you are online, can you join me here? https://gitter.im/patchthecode/JTAppleCalendar
I want to see a gif image of what you are talking about, because I do not see this happening.

[patchthecode]

closing issue.
Awaiting sample app as mentioned in chat.