Glow effect prevent the touch after version 0.3.1

[iTarek]

I have this code that draws multiple circles when the user touches the screen. However, I noticed that after updating to the latest version (greater than 0.3.1), the touch is not captured after the first circle. It works as normal when I remove the .conditionalEffect.

                    ForEach(Array(touches.enumerated()), id: \.element.id) { index, touchInfo in
                        AnimatingCircle(
                            center: touchInfo.point,
                            index: index,
                            winnerIndex: winnerIndex
                        )
                        .id(index)
                        .conditionalEffect(
                            .repeat(.glow(color: winnerIndex == nil ? .white : .green, radius: 100), every: 1.0),
                            condition: getWinnerWorker != nil
                        )
                    }

I believe this issue existed previously and you resolved it. Could you please fix it again, as I am currently using version 0.3.1?

[robb]

I'm currently traveling but I think that may have been a minor regression in Open Sourcing, should be a single allowsTouches(false)?

[iTarek]

Thank you, Robb. I appreciate you taking time out of your busy travel schedule to address this minor issue. I hope you will also consider implementing feature #52.

Please merge this fix onto the main repository when you return from your trip. I wish you a pleasant journey. By the way, I live in Egypt you welcome anytime :)

[mergesort]

Hey @iTarek, I've gone ahead and merged the pull request onto main, and made a release for it.

I've also been thinking about the best way to implement #52, I think it's a very good suggestion but would like for it to be a little more extensible than the initial suggestion you made. For example it would be good to be able to turn off Pow based on a condition like whether the user has accessibilityReduceMotion enabled, or even a conditional based on a setting specific to your app. (As an aside, you should be using the isEnabled: !UIAccessibility.isVoiceOverRunning parameter rather than a .if branch, using an .if modifier may actually cause some View identity issues.

We can continue the discussion over there when I have a little bit more time to formulate my thoughts. 🙂