Bruno Rendeiro

``` Crashed: NSOperationQueue 0x1c482b240 (QOS: UNSPECIFIED) 0 libswiftCore.dylib 0x1057419f0 _swift_release_dealloc + 16 1 Cluster 0x103d55e90 $s7Cluster12QuadTreeNodeC11annotations2inSaySo12MKAnnotation_pGSo9MKMapRecta_tF + 960 2 Cluster 0x103d55e90 $s7Cluster12QuadTreeNodeC11annotations2inSaySo12MKAnnotation_pGSo9MKMapRecta_tF + 960 3 Cluster 0x103d55f10 $s7Cluster12QuadTreeNodeC11annotations2inSaySo12MKAnnotation_pGSo9MKMapRecta_tF + 1088...

Just an update, it happened a few more times during the weekend. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help investigating.

> What version of Cluster? 3.0.2

I know it never happened at version 3.0.0, I will do some testing with 3.0.1

What about treat those cases similar to how Plank deals with `NSDate`? The JSON value could be "any" string and with format you would define what kind of class it...

Another option is to downgrade to version 6.5.1 (or earlier), which is working without issues in Xcode 14 and iOS 16.

It seems to be happening at random, sometimes it does but sometimes it doesn't. That's how we initialize the SDK at AppDelegate, perhaps we are doing something wrong here? ```...

The problem still persists. It would also be great if there was a way to disable inAppNotifications when in Debug mode.

The easiest way would be with NotificationCenter

We can't build our project on the simulator without Rosetta