There is a problem with the UITableView feature, which shows edit options for a UITableViewCell (CanEditRow(...), EditActionsForRow(...)), if the TableView is in the content view of the SidebarController.
It seems, that the GestureRecognizers are in conflict.
If you swipe a cell (menu is closed) then the options are shown very very rarely since it is very hard to trigger it in its desired way. Even if I set SidebarController.GestureActiveArea to 0, it is not helping.
It would be great, if there would be a possibility to disable the GestureRecognizer of the menu.
There is a problem with the UITableView feature, which shows edit options for a UITableViewCell (CanEditRow(...), EditActionsForRow(...)), if the TableView is in the content view of the SidebarController.
It seems, that the GestureRecognizers are in conflict.
If you swipe a cell (menu is closed) then the options are shown very very rarely since it is very hard to trigger it in its desired way. Even if I set SidebarController.GestureActiveArea to 0, it is not helping.
It would be great, if there would be a possibility to disable the GestureRecognizer of the menu.