EasyPeasy | Find accounts using common and default passwords in Active Directory | Identity Management library

Context:

I'm creating one of my first apps but I've ran into an issue I cannot figure out.

• I have tableView with cells packed with quite a few UIElements. All constraints are done using the EasyPeasy library which basically just sets auto layout constraints ( I have tried setting them manually also). The UITextView in question is constrained by various numbers to the left, right, top and bottom, I have no constraints on it for height or width.

• in cellForRowAt indexPath: I set the textView delegate for each cells textView to self, using a delegate property declared within the cells custom class. I also tag every textView with its cells indexPath.row (gives textView.tag integer in textViewDidChange method).

Issue/acknowledgments:

• After browsing SO a lot I've found a few questions alike this but I have not been able to make them work for me, I have implemented parts of them that felt logic to my case. I believe the problem differencing my situation from those questions lies in that for my cell design to work the cells has to have a height of itemHeight or higher.
• I have noticed that as I type into the textview the textview itself increases in height (even below the cells border but its not visible as it reaches that point), however the cell itself doesn't resize.
• I've tried with a cell that only contains a textView so the problem must lie in the textViewDidchange or heightForRowAt indexPath methods.

Question:

What am I doing wrong here? Why doesn't the cells height change dynamically as I type in the textView?

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