Ido Kleinman

and the test code on iOS-land is here: https://github.com/spark/spark-setup-ios-example/blob/master/SparkSetupExample-Swift/ViewController.swift#L93-L242 no issues encountered. Update me if you find anything, otherwise I'm closing this issue.

@logicalelegance Whole SDK was created following the async programming model. You can put your "next step" code inside the success block in order to create a linear flow of events...

Really sorry for late reply - Can you pinpoint me to where exactly does the crash occur and what kind of error? Is it while calling the Spark-SDK `rename` method?

That's weird. As you can see it IS capitalized and published like so: https://cocoapods.org/pods/Spark-SDK was there a breaking change you aware of in Cocoapods?

Happens to me after I do a [person setImage:image]; and then [addressBook save]; crash is on -(BOOL)hasUnsavedChanges{ in RHAddressBook.m any progress with that?

thanks for the quick response.. Using ARC, and CocoaPods as well, iOS 7.1.1, latest. lib version 1.1.1. crash happens both on device and simulator. full crash report on next comment

Incident Identifier: 117982FB-3678-4C9A-B0D1-5F389097C249 CrashReporter Key: 24600c181fb373276fa0746773ebd4e6a1684bc7 Hardware Model: iPhone3,1 Process: SelfMe [3198] Path: /var/mobile/Applications/BED7FFA4-F3BA-4E15-818F-A96C50BF0D24/SelfMe.app/SelfMe Identifier: com.owlpixel.SelfMe Version: 1.0 (1.0) Code Type: ARM (Native) Parent Process: launchd [1] Date/Time: 2014-06-14 01:59:53.287...

from some debug I've done seems like -(BOOL)hasUnsavedChanges is called twice (for [addressBook save] call) on first call - all is fine, on second call _addressBookRef has an invalid pointer...

any directions?

We should, don't delete but it can be marked DEPRECATED.