What is the purpose of "Mobile": { "ShowStatusbar": false}

So I implemented this into my app:

"Mobile": {
    "ShowStatusbar": false,
    "Orientations": "Landscape"
}

Orientation of app is set correctly, but it still shows status bar. In video about status bar, he hides it through UX, but if you hide it through UX what is the purpose of setting “ShowStatusbar” to false in .unoproj?

Did you try setting that to false, taking out the ux code that covers that, and then doing an uno clean then fuse build?

Edwin Reynoso wrote:

Did you try setting that to false, taking out the ux code that covers that, and then doing an uno clean then fuse build?

I never had UX code that covers that.

So it shouldn’t even show up

Status bar shouldn’t show up? It’s a bug then, because it definitely does.

But did you take off the ShowStatusBar and do an uno clean?

You said I need to take out UX code, not ShowStatusBar in uno.

I put in ShowStatusBar: false, status bar still shows, I did uno clean, status bar still shows.

Then just delete it from the unoproj and then do an uno clean if it still shows do a whole search on your project because you must have something in there that is making it show.

Either StatusBarBackground or iOS.StatusBarConfig