Closed jyounus closed 9 years ago
Hi @jyounus , we'll look into it.
Okay, thanks. I managed to narrow the issue down to this line of code:
Bugfender.activateLogger("xxx")
I've commented the rest of the code out, as soon as that line is uncommented, it crashes on start up in the simulator. (I obviously replaced my app key)
Hi @jyounus if it works with the demo app, the problem must be probably somewhere in your project configuration. If you'd be able to create a small proof of concept and send it over would be awesome. You can put them here or send them privately to support@bugfender.com
I just created a brand new project and added the pod files. Still the same issue. I emailed you a zipped up project with my app key included in there.
Let me know if you can reproduce it now.
Thanks for looking into this.
It looks like it's a CocoaPods bug that results in Objective-C categories not loading. Updating to the latest CocoaPods RC version fixes the problem.
To do so just run gem install cocoapods --pre
(or sudo gem install cocoapods --pre
depending on your configuration).
Awesome, that seems to have fixed the issue for me!
Thanks a lot, appreciate it! :D
You're welcome!
Just for future reference if other people come by with the same problem, CocoaPods stable version 0.39.0 has been released with the fix.
gem install cocoapods
(or sudo gem install cocoapods
) will make it work
Hey,
How about open sourcing the code instead of just a compiled SDK? Would be great for me to debug an issue I'm having in Swift 2.0 and Xcode 7. The sample project in your other repo (after my pull request) works fine. But if I integrate it into my own project using Cocoapods, I get the following crash:
I have no idea what the issue is or how to debug it since I don't have access to the source code. Any ideas what the issue may be? I'm literally just using this in my AppDelegate:
Thanks