Beginning with iOS 13 and including iOS 14, our old legacy app somehow broke:
The default iOS keyboard is completely blue - If fixes itself if you press shift, but it re-appears if you open the keyboard again. This happens with UISearchBar and UITextField.
This is a native iOS app without any UI Frameworks or any other shenaningans. It is a legacy application, still using Storyboard and built a long time ago.
What I've tried:
[[UINavigationBar appearance] setTintColor]
[[UITextField appearance] setTintColor]
, [[UITextField appearance] setKeyboardAppearance:UIKeyboardAppearanceLight]
setOverrideUserInterfaceStyle: UIUserInterfaceStyleLight
Nothing seems to make any difference. I know that this is the blue default color of iOS, so this must be set SOMEWHERE and causing this.
Does anyone have an idea what causes this and how to fix this issue?
The issue is visible in the Simulator as well as on devices. It appears to break beginning of iOS 14, and stays broken using the freshest iOS 15.
So, after true desperation kicked in, I did what every sensible programmer does: I blamed everyone else. I started to remove stale/old dependencies that were not strictly needed, and managed to find the culprit:
After removal of the SDK, the issue was resolved.