Closed jaroslavas closed 9 years ago
I see you're using the DDLogVerbose
macro, which is not defined in Bugfender. Are you using CocoaLumberjack?
I'm trying this test and it works for me:
- (void)testEmptyLogString
{
id responseObject = @"";
BFLog(@"%@", responseObject);
}
Are you sure responseObject
is @""
and not nil
?
Yep, I'm using CocoaLumberjack. And BugFender is set up to just catch all logs: [Bugfender enableAllWithToken:@"my_token"];
I see. Must be something related to how CocoaLumberjack treats empty strings. Will look into it.
Version 0.3.16 should fix this. Please let us know if it's not working for you. Thanks for reporting.
If I print empty log message
Bugfender sdk crashes: