is there any animations related changes on tableView
Asked on 2025-08-16
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Yes, there are some animation-related changes in UITableView as part of the updates in UIKit. In iOS 18, UIKit has introduced improvements to animations, including a new animation option for UIViews called "flush updates." This option allows UIKit to apply pending updates just before the animation begins and again when it ends, which means you no longer need to call layoutIfNeeded. This can be particularly useful for animating changes in UITableView cells, as it simplifies the process and ensures smoother animations.
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