Any changes to the name of the generic context results in the generation of a new local storage while which might hinder backwards compatibility of the Scheduler module in case the name or type changes in a backward compatible manner.
We encounter a crash on iOS 16.6.1 that seems to relate to thin metadata not being available to the runtime to infer the type name in storing information in the local storage module:
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Fixes the issues by adding a constant storage key for elements stored by the Scheduler module.
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Add a Constant Storage Key
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