TapGesture Inside CollectionView Not Working After Adding SkeletonView

Description

I am using SkeletonView with my collectionView which shows users transportation cards. In every viewWillAppear method I'm showing SkeletonView with gradient animation, after network calls are done I hide the skeleton. In UI everything works fine but the tap gesture recognizer inside the actual collectionView cell is not clickable anymore.

• I don't use didSelect method of collectionView for a reason, there is a huge clickable area with a atp gesture recognizer instead
• When I put view.hideSkeleton( ) inside network call's function everything works fine. But It needs to be inside of my network call's closure.
• I've found that there is a weird view when the problem happens. Please see attached screenshot.

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• bug
• enhancement (feature request)
• question
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• I've read and understood the Contributing guidelines and have done my best effort to follow them.
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• I've searched for any related issues and avoided creating a duplicate issue.

Bug Report

SkeletonView Environment:

SkeletonView version: 1.30.4
Xcode version: 14.2
Swift version: 5.7

Steps to reproduce:

Please replace this with the steps to reproduce the behavior.

1. Setup SkeletonView for a collectionView with a custom cell for skeleton loading
2. showAnimatedGradientSkeleton()
3. hide it from a closure

Expected result

SkeletonView hides and you can click wherever you want

Actual result:

SkeletonView hides and but you can't click the view inside collection view. Recognizer function doesn't work at all.

Attachments:

Debug view hierarchy:

Working as excepted without SkeletonView:

Weird View when I hide the SkeletonView:

Start by reproducing the issue with SkeletonView 1.30.4, a custom collection-view cell, showAnimatedGradientSkeleton(), and hideSkeleton() called from the network closure. Inspect the collection view's debug hierarchy when the unexpected view appears, then verify that hiding the skeleton restores tap-gesture behavior inside the cell.