Closed marioacarvalho closed 7 years ago
Link to StackOverflow similar question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36541133/crashed-twilio-pj-pool-alloc?noredirect=1#comment68589581_36541133
Hi @marioacarvalho, Bobie here from the iOS Voice SDK team. I am sorry that you are experiencing crashes when using the Client iOS SDK. Since has decided to drop VoIP socket support in iOS 9 and 10, we have pushed out the hew Programmable Voice iOS SDK which, instead of persistent registration, leverages 's VoIP Push Notification to provide a more reliable incoming capability. Here is a very cool getting-started guide: https://www.twilio.com/docs/api/voice-sdk/ios/getting-started A few things to keep in mind when migrating from TwilioClient to the TwilioVoiceClient iOS SDK:
Again we feel sorry for your inconvenience and it would be great if you could give the Programmable Voice iOS SDK a try and let us know if you run into any issue or any feedback/suggestion will be greatly appreciated!
Thanks.
Hi @marioacarvalho
How are things? just want to see if you are still having the crash issue using the SDK. We did see a couple of users having similar problem and managed to resolve it by adding the microphone privacy setting in the app's plist. I am closing this ticket assuming that this is resolved. Please feel free to reach out to the team and create issue in the following repositories in the future: Obj-C: https://github.com/twilio/voice-quickstart-objc Swift: https://github.com/twilio/voice-quickstart-swift
Cheers, -bobie
Hi,
I'm having a strange call when I try to make a call. The crash is the following:
Any idea?
I don't have any optimisation on code.
Thanks
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I'm using
TwilioClient
pod