doesnt work if min value = 1 and current value = 1

[Keith Levi Lumanog]

doesn't work if min value = 1 and current value = 1

[Patrick Balestra]

Hey! I am going to take a look at this as soon as possible. Let me know if you find the source of the bug before me 😄

[Patrick Balestra]

Are you using the swift2.3 branch or master? The latter works perfectly for me.

[dawid]

Had the same issue, though i wasn't using attributes inspector, just programmatically setting the stepper (using pod so I guess its from master). Had code below that caused the issue:

self.stepper.value = 1.0
self.stepper.stepValue = 1.0
self.stepper.minimumValue = 1.0
self.stepper.maximumValue = 50.0

I changed the order of how I was setting up the stepper and it seemed to do the trick:

self.stepper.stepValue = 1.0
self.stepper.minimumValue = 1.0
self.stepper.maximumValue = 50.0
self.stepper.value = 1.0  

So I think you just value after you set the min/max of the stepper.

[Patrick Balestra]

I was able to reproduce the bug. I think with my last commits on master it should be fixed now! I just released a new version on CocoaPods, please let me know if that fixes it for you 👍

[Patrick Balestra]

@skibadawid Were you able to see if this issue is fixed in your case?

[dawid]

@BalestraPatrick yeah updated the pod and it works.

[Velu Loganathan]

it doesn't work if min value = 1 and current value = 1 which is set in storyboard. It works when i set in code

[Patrick Balestra]

@veluloganathan That's exactly what the example project does. I just checked it and it should work. Are you sure that the max value isn't 1? Please let me know of an example project that shows this behavior.