Mark Granoff

The crux of the issue is that nesting complex types is a bad idea at the moment. You'd be better off persisting your array of dictionaries to a plist on...

Thanks for reporting this. Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce this, and my unit tests (newly added to this project) confirm that the class is working as expected. It'd be interesting if...

The tests (which I _just_ pushed to this repo) run on Mac OS X.

Hmm. Ok, it doesn't work under Cocoa, just Cocoa Touch. I ran your code and stepped through it and saw the same issues you saw. The project provided with this...

I appreciate it; thanks. Truth be told, I am an iOS developer and I developed the class for an iOS project. I don't do Mac OS work, but I suppose...

How are you assigning the value returned from `objectForKey:`? If you are assigning it to a `strong` instance variable using dot notation, I would expect you to have access to...

Ah! I see. That post talks about the problem being solved by specifying a more permissive accessibility for the data. Lockbox supports data accessibility, the default being `kSecAttrAccessibleWhenUnlocked`. All the...

A second similar crash is occurring too: ``` Crashed: PINURLSessionManager Operation Queue (QOS: UNSPECIFIED) 0 CoreFoundation 0x1865c1028 CFDictionaryGetValue + 100 1 Foundation 0x18799e754 _NSSetLongLongValueAndNotify + 92 2 CFNetwork 0x186e52864 _CFNetworkHTTPConnectionCacheSetLimit...

> @granoff are you still facing this issue? No, but I also stopped using this library. Can't say if the problem persists or not. Sorry!

Thanks. If you are just beginning to use Lockbox, you might want to use Strongbox (also mine) instead.