evermeer
commented
9 years ago It looks like that for some reason EVReflection did not clean up the classname. It should have cleaned AppMessage.Message into Message. For some reason it left your application name in there. Because of this it will try to create a recordType with the name AppMessage.Message. There is a dot in that name. It looks like this is an illegal character in CloudKit. On my machine it does clean it up correctly (see log snippet below). So let me see if I can still find out what's the cause of this.
05/20/2015 08:21:52:904 AppMessage)[37316:.] EVCloudKitDao.swift(281) createRecordTypes:
saveItem Message {
hash = -7749894181229782760
...
allen8300
Hi there, I kept crashing here: EVCloudKitDao.publicDB.createRecordTypes([Message(), Asset(), News()])
With error: *\ Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'CKException', reason: 'recordType (AppMessage.Message) contains invalid characters'
Here is the log: AppMessage.Message { hash = -751037153 key = MessageType, value = T key = From_ID, value = key = encodedSystemFields, value =
key = Asset, value =
key = creatorUserRecordID, value =
key = FromLastName, value =
key = Asset_ID, value =
key = recordType, value =
key = ToFirstName, value =
key = Longitude, value = 4.8653827
key = FromFirstName, value =
key = To, value =
key = creationDate, value = 2015-05-20 05:16:35 +0000
key = To_ID, value =
key = Text, value =
key = lastModifiedUserRecordID, value =
key = modificationDate, value = 2015-05-20 05:16:35 +0000
key = ToLastName, value =
key = From, value =
key = recordID, value = <CKRecordID: 0x7b088f10; 96F70DAC-8AA2-4F46-A027-D8368155B014:(_defaultZone:defaultOwner)>
key = recordChangeTag, value =
key = Latitude, value = 52.8350711
}