* largeTitleFix
* update to rn 49 - reload still not working on ios
* bridge fix
* small fixes
* testing with rn50
* removed package-lock
* go back to 49, problem with android in 50
When disabling elevation by setting topBarElevationShadowEnabled to false, this commit allows to re-enable it by setting the same property to true.
Elevation was previously disabled by using setOutlineProvider(null), with ViewOutlineProvider being an Android 5.0+ object responsible for determining how views draw their outline. To allow re-enabling elevation, we keep our original ViewOutlineProvider and restore it when elevation is enabled again.
Revert "Now allowing the custom nav bar to take up the whole space on iOS" (#2404)
* Revert "Improve getCurrentlyVisibleScreenId on iOS with drawers. (#2052)"
This reverts commit 2c30a52bb9.
* Revert "introducing navbar shadow on iOS (#2339)"
This reverts commit 8fd496e0c9.
* Revert "This fixes an issue with a custom title-view (which has a title and a subtitle) appearing at the left side of the nav-bar instead of the center during a transition animation: when a screen with this title-view is being pushed or when you pop back to it. (#2384)"
This reverts commit 3f7f6c2612.
* Revert "Now allowing the custom nav bar to take up the whole space on iOS (#2306)"
This reverts commit 74a02ccfc5.
* upstream merge
* Fixed bad merge
* More bad merges
* Mostly done, however a few properties missing and tests remain.
* async icons loading
* Left button
* Whoops!
* Added button size
* updated docs
* refactor
* Rebase fixes
* Rebase fixes
* rebase fix
* Rebase fixes
* rebase fixes
* reset contributing
This fixes an issue with a custom title-view (which has a title and a subtitle) appearing at the left side of the nav-bar instead of the center during a transition animation: when a screen with this title-view is being pushed or when you pop back to it. (#2384)
This happens because the title-view is being created again when RVVViewController appears. There's probably no point in setting the title-view again with the same data when it already has it. The title view setup is done anyway in RCCNavigationController.
This can be easily reproduced by calling "this.props.navigator.setSubTitle({subtitle: 'a subtitle'});" from the constructor of a pushed screen.