Open Radar

 
Summary:
The selectedImage property on a tab bar item is replaced with a default blue color image after a modal view has been presented and dismissed.

Steps to Reproduce:
01. Create a new storyboard
02. In the Storyboard, create a Tab Bar Controller with two child view controllers
03. In the Storyboard, set an image on the TabBar Item of the first child view controller
04. In the Storyboard, place a button inside the first child view controller's view
05. In the Storyboard, drag another view controller to an empty space, and add a button to its view
06. In the Storyboard, ctrl-drag the button on the first child view controller's view to the First Child View Controller class, and create an IBAction.
07. In the Storyboard, ctrl-drag the button on the last view controller added, to create an IBAction
08. In the first child view controller viewDidLoad method, set the tab bar item selectedImage to another image
09. In the first child view controller IBAction method, perform a segue to modally present the last view controller added to the Storyboard
10. In the last view controller IBAction method, call the dismissViewController method.
11. Launch the app in the Simulator or on the Device

Expected Results:
After dismissing the modally presented view controller, the same selectedImage should be present at the currently selected tab bar item.

Actual Results:
After dismissing the modally presented view controller, the selectedImage is replaced with a blue color.

Version:
iOS 8.0.2 [12A405]

Notes:
The attachment contains three images that show the initial state of the selectedImage, the modally presented view and the final state of the selectedImage after dismissing the modal view.

Configuration:
iPhone 5 16GB