NSLog() is what is doing that, not the debugger console. The easiest way to avoid it is to not use NSLog at all. You could use fprintf(), but that is a pain in that it doesn’t support %@ format types. I generally write a function for this: void MyLog(NSString *format, …) { va_list args; va_start(args, … Read more
I agree with Mike Weller. You should probably not be linking against the XCTest framework in your actual app code. Remove XCTest framework. Look at the linker errors and remove things that are referencing the framework. Wash, rinse, repeat. If you have a test target, that is different. What can easily happen during the migration … Read more
In Xcode, select Organizer from the Window menu, and you will get a window that give you all sorts of information about your devices and provisioning profiles. Also, there is an application called iPhone Configuration Utility (on my computer, it is in the /Applications/Utilities folder), which has pretty much the same information as the Xcode … Read more
Go to your project -> Targets -> Build Phases -> Link Binary with Libraries. Then change the library you want to weak-link from “Required” to “Optional”.
You are running application test, not logic test. This means an instance of your app will be started and then run the unit tests. This allow you to perform some integration test that require your app is running. Here is the guide to setup application test and logic test. If you want to change it … Read more
Turns out I had to also include the dependencies into the .target of the Package.swift: .target(named: “sampleproject”, dependencies: [“Kitura”, “Alamofire”]) and build the project again.
I work at TestFlight. Short answer is: set it to YES. Long answer: @Kerni is correct. Before we started symbolicating server side, we needed that data to symbolicate on device. So if you upload your dSYM to TestFlight, you can strip them. If you don’t want to upload your dSYM for some reason, you can … Read more
You can disable smart quotes for your NSTextView with: self.textView.automaticQuoteSubstitutionEnabled = NO; Not setting the checkmark in the interface builder doesn’t seem to work since OS X 10.9 Mavericks. See NSTextView setAutomaticQuoteSubstitutionEnabled: Also you can use this for a more detailed control over the text replacement. self.textView.enabledTextCheckingTypes = 0; See NSTextView setEnabledTextCheckingTypes: Also in Mavericks … Read more