Refresh animation won't disappear

[dannydenovi]

The animation continues even if the list is empty, even by creating a new app and pasting the example code provided on the main page.

iOS 14.2, Xcode 12.2 (12B45b)

[cgray9]

I have run into the same issue with iOS 14.2, Xcode 12.2. It works as expected with previous versions.

[iDrewn]

Same here!

[neptunezxn]

Same here...

[Cofyka]

I found a temporary solution which works for me. The main problem is that updateUIView() in PullToRefresh.swift isn't invoked by variable change anymore. I didn't go deeply into the problem, but that's what I discovered. I made this change to the code. I hope the author sees this and that it will help him.

Use it like this:
.pullToRefresh() { endRefreshing in DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 2.0) { endRefreshing() } }

Don't know why, but got it to work like this:

.pullToRefresh(isShowing: $isShowing) {
     DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 1) {
          self.isShowing= false
     }
}
// added these two lines:
.onChange(of: self.isShowing) { value in
}

edit:
if you call a func before setting "isShowing" back to false, it's also working

[sethduncan]

Don't know why, but got it to work like this:

.pullToRefresh(isShowing: $isShowing) {
     DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 1) {
          self.isShowing= false
     }
}
// added these two lines:
.onChange(of: self.isShowing) { value in
}

edit:
if you call a func before setting "isShowing" back to false, it's also working

This worked for me, but I did have to put an 'if available" statement in for iOS 14. Following this topic for an update from the author.

[JimmyJammed]

Bump. Is there a pending fix for this?

[rsergiu2003]

try an actual action, it's because of asyncAfter, it's not triggering a redraw, the idea is that it works fine on real scenarios

[viewDidAppear]

Facing the same issue even when using a real function. This is still a problem.

[stshelton]

I was facing the same issue. I found a workaround by using an observable object with a published boolean. I passed that published boolean from the observable object into pullToRefresh instead of passing a state variable and it worked as intended.

[ptrkstr]

@txdrx's solution worked best for me. Still waiting on official fix from library owner.

[Iccr]

I was facing the same issue. I found a workaround by using an observable object with a published boolean. I passed that published boolean from the observable object into pullToRefresh instead of passing a state variable and it worked as intended.

this worked for me. thanks man