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[Android] BackgroundColor for GraphicsView #26320
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Hey there @kubaflo! Thank you so much for your PR! Someone from the team will get assigned to your PR shortly and we'll get it reviewed. |
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Looks correct, just wondering why this is just on android and also what should a "null" color be?
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Could you update the test a little bit?, add a Layout, and some content behind the GraphicsView. Then, add a button to add and remove the BackgroundColor to see if it works and can see/access to the element behind. Just to validate that can aadd/remove the background color at runtime.
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Sure! Done, I think
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I had a feeling this pr: #26368 would fix it, but it didn't |
Issues Fixed
Fixes #19568