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We create button by initing it with a configuration and embedding it within a (horizontal) UIStackView. We setContentHuggingPriority to required because we want the button to only take up as much space as it actually needs.

        var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.filled()
        configuration.title = "Send to"
        configuration.baseBackgroundColor = .red

        let customButton = UIButton(configuration: configuration)
        customButton.setContentHuggingPriority(.required, for: .horizontal)
 

When running attached to the debugger it looks like this: what it should look like

When we open the app manually (by tapping on the icon) so not connected to the debugger, it looks like this: what it looks like

When I attach the debugger after I launched the app manually and inspect the view hierarchy I see that the intrinsic content size width is 59 instead of 83 (when attached to debugger).

It seems that the intrinsic content size is wrong, but why? Is it a bug at Apple? What could be wrong?

We create a UIButton by initialising it with a configuration and embedding it within a (horizontal) UIStackView. We set setContentHuggingPriority to required because we want the button to only take up as much space as it actually needs.

    var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.filled()
    configuration.title = "Send to"
    configuration.baseBackgroundColor = .red

    let customButton = UIButton(configuration: configuration)
    customButton.setContentHuggingPriority(.required, for: .horizontal)

When running attached to the debugger, it looks like this:

When we open the app manually by tapping on the icon, i.e. not connected to the debugger, it looks like this:

When I attach the debugger after I launched the app manually and inspect the view hierarchy I see that the intrinsic content size width is 59 instead of 83 (when attached to debugger).

It seems that the intrinsic content size is wrong, but why? Is it a bug at Apple? What could be wrong?

We create button by initing it with a configuration and embedding it within a (horizontal) UIStackView. We setContentHuggingPriority to required because we want the button to only take up as much space as it actually needs.

        var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.filled()
        configuration.title = "Send to"
        configuration.baseBackgroundColor = .red

        let customButton = UIButton(configuration: configuration)
        customButton.setContentHuggingPriority(.required, for: .horizontal)

When running attached to the debugger it looks like this: what it should look like

When we open the app manually (by tapping on the icon) so not connected to the debugger, it looks like this: what is looks like

When I attach the debugger after I launched the app manually and inspect the view hierarchy I see that the intrinsic content size width is 59 instead of 83 (when attached to debugger).

It seems that the intrinsic content size is wrong, but why? Is it a bug at Apple? What could be wrong?

We create button by initing it with a configuration and embedding it within a (horizontal) UIStackView. We setContentHuggingPriority to required because we want the button to only take up as much space as it actually needs.

        var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.filled()
        configuration.title = "Send to"
        configuration.baseBackgroundColor = .red

        let customButton = UIButton(configuration: configuration)
        customButton.setContentHuggingPriority(.required, for: .horizontal)

When running attached to the debugger it looks like this: what it should look like

When we open the app manually (by tapping on the icon) so not connected to the debugger, it looks like this: what it looks like

When I attach the debugger after I launched the app manually and inspect the view hierarchy I see that the intrinsic content size width is 59 instead of 83 (when attached to debugger).

It seems that the intrinsic content size is wrong, but why? Is it a bug at Apple? What could be wrong?

We create button by initing it with a configuration and embedding it within a (horizontal) UIStackView. We setContentHuggingPriority to required because we want the button to only take up as much space as it actually needs.

        var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.filled()
        configuration.title = "Send to"
        configuration.baseBackgroundColor = .red

        let customButton = UIButton(configuration: configuration)
        customButton.setContentHuggingPriority(.required, for: .horizontal)

When running attached to the debugger it looks like this: enter image description here

When we open the app manually (by tapping on the icon) so not connected to the debugger, it looks like this: enter image description here

When I attach the debugger after I launched the app manually and inspect the view hierarchy I see that the intrinsic content size width is 59 instead of 83 (when attached to debugger).

It seems that the intrinsic content size is wrong, but why? Is it a bug at Apple? What could be wrong?

We create button by initing it with a configuration and embedding it within a (horizontal) UIStackView. We setContentHuggingPriority to required because we want the button to only take up as much space as it actually needs.

        var configuration = UIButton.Configuration.filled()
        configuration.title = "Send to"
        configuration.baseBackgroundColor = .red

        let customButton = UIButton(configuration: configuration)
        customButton.setContentHuggingPriority(.required, for: .horizontal)

When running attached to the debugger it looks like this: what it should look like

When we open the app manually (by tapping on the icon) so not connected to the debugger, it looks like this: what is looks like

When I attach the debugger after I launched the app manually and inspect the view hierarchy I see that the intrinsic content size width is 59 instead of 83 (when attached to debugger).

It seems that the intrinsic content size is wrong, but why? Is it a bug at Apple? What could be wrong?