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I have a sample application demonstrating my problem,
https://github.com/NickDevoctomy/MauiMvvmShellPoc
For some reason this only happens with buttons that are bound to a command, even though for 'Pets' button I am forcing CanExecute to true in the callback.
What I expect should happen is that the buttons should return to their original state. You can test a normal button by clicking the 'Pets click' button instead, this is bound via a click event and thus returns to its original state after being clicked.
Any idea how to fix this? The project is setup as Mvvm using the Community Toolkit, so nothing particularly special going on.
I've created a new branch called 'bodges' where I've commented out all of the styles that come with the template and it looks much more like I would expect it to, although the button style could do with some tweaking, it's much more consistent. Would be great to know why this style sheet is even included, shouldn't the default setup be suitable without having to mess around with it in order to get the stock UI look and feel?
Okay I have found the fix for now. It's caused by using Community Toolkit IAsyncRelayCommand, I changed it to ICommand and now the button doesn't enter the disabled state, so I've probably missed something in the sample app on how to use that correctly.