Dear all, I have a navigation-based app with about 60 views. I have run with the following : 1. Build and analyse : bulid is successful with no complains.
I have a simple tabbar app. Built directly from the tabbar template. As I test the app, I notice that the app sometimes crash. After pinpointing the right sequence, I found out that the app will crash
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I got skia native crash when return ~SkSpriteBlitter(), below is the tombstone and stack trace. Does anyone get this issue before?
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All this might look too trivial but read it through - I have simple class (A) and super class (B). I have init methods on both (designated initializer initWithData for A and regular (id)init for B) .
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