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The push method does not work correctly. If you are inside the TabbarCoordinator (tabs are at the bottom) and, for example, HomeCoordinator is launched from the first tab, then if you want to navigate further to SecondCoordinator using navigate(to: SecondCoordinator(), presentationStyle: .push), the next coordinator opens as a sheet on top of the tabbar. Maybe I am using it incorrectly? Please help solve this problem, as it is necessary to open the new coordinator using push, not route.navigate(to: .route).
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Hi @AlexeyOkhin, thanks for reporting the issue. It is not possible to perform this kind of transition between coordinators at the moment. However, I have been working on it. When this feature is ready, I will let you know.
Hi @felilo, thanks for answering.
I solved this by signing two different coordinators for the same RouteType and when I need to move from push, I do route.navigate(to: SecondCoordinator().router.MainView)
But I would like to have a separate RouteType for each coordinator.
It's good that you don't abandon the project)
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The push method does not work correctly. If you are inside the TabbarCoordinator (tabs are at the bottom) and, for example, HomeCoordinator is launched from the first tab, then if you want to navigate further to SecondCoordinator using navigate(to: SecondCoordinator(), presentationStyle: .push), the next coordinator opens as a sheet on top of the tabbar. Maybe I am using it incorrectly? Please help solve this problem, as it is necessary to open the new coordinator using push, not route.navigate(to: .route).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: