What did you do?

Using the City Guide example

What did you expect to happen?

If I select a cell (say Toronto) I expect Toronto to be the cell that performs the 'present modally' segue animation

What happened instead?

instead another random cell expands

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• iOS Version(s): 13

• Swift Version: 5

• Devices/Simulators: iphone x

• Reproducibl

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It will be better if you provide an example with MVC and MVVM or other Patterns.
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How could we improve R.swift‘s behavior here?

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I'm trying to generate the documentation for an ObjC framework.

Unfortunately, I cannot make Jazzy work.

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jazzy \
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  --output docs/

But I'm getting the following error:

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https://github.com/Co2333/coreBase/blob/master/OneMonkey.sh

It will auto install following thing with out any issues, easy for beginners:

HomeBrew
wget
ldid
ldid2
dpkg
libimobiledevice
libimobileinstaller
python
THEOS
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frida-tools
frida-ios-dump

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The shapes, especially the three lines in the middle, appear very blurry:

Zoomed in:

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I'll preface this issue by saying i have only used the Web UI so far. Oh, and what a great project!

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If this is something currently supported, let me know and I can make it more clear in the docs.

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