fix(ios): restore blur when Reduce Transparency changes - #150
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe iOS views now respond to Reduce Transparency changes. Progressive blur updates its fallback dynamically. Liquid glass clears fallback styling when native glass returns. Documentation describes the mounted transitions. ChangesAccessibility transition handling
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In `@website/src/content/docs/liquid-glass-view.mdx`:
- Line 22: Qualify the statement about disabling “Reduce Transparency” restoring
the configured glass effect so it applies only to the native iOS 26+
UIGlassEffect path. Avoid implying that older iOS versions or the older-compiler
branch restore UIGlassEffect, since LiquidGlassContainerView.updateFallback()
restores UIVisualEffect blur there.
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Qualified the documentation as suggested: the restored configured glass effect is now explicitly limited to iOS 26+ when native UIGlassEffect is available. |
…ibility # Conflicts: # website/src/content/docs/progressive-blur-view.mdx
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Fix
Observe Reduce Transparency changes in ProgressiveBlurView using a weak observer and release it during teardown. Reuse the fallback update without rebuilding the variable-blur filter. Clear the opaque background and clipping when LiquidGlassContainerView returns from its fallback.
Compatibility / breaking changes
No API changes. Mounted views now follow the accessibility preference immediately, and disabling it restores the configured glass appearance.
Verification
Compiled actual Swift classes with the Simulator SDK and executed them against UIKit using an injected preference/notification source: both baseline failures (progressive update and glass restoration) pass after the fix. No device accessibility setting was changed.
Combined review branch: 40 existing Jest tests across four suites, TypeScript, ESLint (three pre-existing inline-style warnings), Bob builds, web-entry graph validation and whitespace checks passed. No checked-in tests/specs were added or changed. Consumer integration passed both products’ Android Debug and iOS Simulator Debug builds, four production Metro bundles, 13 web targets and four browser-extension targets. The upstream example built for Android and iOS, exported for web, and its iOS home screen was launched and visually inspected. Physical-device, signed-release and Android runtime testing were not performed.
Closes #135
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