This seems to be a SwiftUI Bug, which still isn’t fixed. The only way to go around this bug is to go back to storyboards. You have to create a launch screen storyboard and link it to your project. To do so: create a new file (cmd + n) and select launch screen customize your … Read more
Enable these two settings for the LaunchScreen.storyboard
They are two completely different things. The launch screen is what first appears when the user taps the app icon before the app is finished launching. It shows a single, static screen. It can’t be dynamic and it can’t use any custom classes or code. It’s the replacement for launch images. The main storyboard is … Read more
The answer by @Jhonsore did not work for me, unfortunately. Here’s what I did to get it working: !Note This also works for .xib files, which comes with React Native init Adding the image file 1) Under image.xcassets, right click and choose New Image Set. Create three different sizes of your image (@1x, @2x, @3x) … Read more
A work around that seems to be working for me: For a strange reason if I am downsizing the image then it is working fine. I had a full size image of dimension 2732×2732 and it didn’t work. Reducing the dimension of the same image to 2400×2400 is working fine. I have tried with 2500×2500 … Read more
Turn it off and then on again. Seriously, restart the device — that’s what fixed it for me. Here’s what didn’t work: Cleaning DerivedData. Cleaning the project. Uninstalling the app from the device. Restarting Xcode. Restarting the computer. Older observations: Just like the others, it: Works fine in the Simulator Used to work on the … Read more