Closed haskellswift closed 8 years ago
Hi, Thanks for this. Won’t it print this warning when ever the user does a release build to actually release? Would that be desirable?
Hi, If build configuration is not Debug, unhide.sh won't work and developers can't tell why injection doesn't work unless they dig into unhide.sh. I believe that developers use Debug more than Release. BTW, your project saves me a lot time to debug since I used it. Many thanks!
Sorry but I’d rather not have a messaage that distracts people when they ar doing their final builds. It’s true that injection doesn’t work outside a debug build but people should know that if they are using it.
Never mind, I just don't expect people should know what I think they should know.
I found this issue when a Xcode project's default build configuration was set to Release by someone. As a result, I got a crash after code injection because unhide.sh didn't work. The bug-fix will prompt user that he should use Debug build configuration if he wants to do code injection properly.