Wei Wang

I am not 100% sure your case, but by default, Kingfisher uses the whole URL string as the cache key. So, it means: ```swift https://cdn.example.com/uploads/movie/3866/thumb_3866.jpg?v=202312061100 https://cdn.example.com/uploads/movie/3866/thumb_3866.jpg?v=1234567 ``` means two different...

Fixed in #2274 The deprecated method is not used anymore.

Seems it is an OOM. Maybe you are trying to load/cache a huge image. If you are trying to handle a huge image, I would suggest at least [try this](https://github.com/onevcat/Kingfisher/wiki/Cheat-Sheet#using-downsamplingimageprocessor-for-high-resolution-images)...

Ummm. Yes, in this case: ``` Fatal Exception: NSInvalidArgumentException *** NSAllocateMemoryPages(1800185) failed ``` It indicates that only 1.8 MB memory is allocated. Usually it should not be a problem. However,...

@Mx-Iris Thank you for your patience and for submitting your pull request to the Kingfisher library. I apologize for the delayed response, as I only had the opportunity to review...

Don't worry! Let me try to handle it.

This was marked wrongly. That class is now only for iOS and I will fix its declaration soon. There is a medium-term plan to expand the animated image to macOS...

Thanks for reporting this! From the stack it happens at `closure #1 in PhotoListViewController.startDownloadImage(_:) + 30 (PhotoListViewController+ImageDownload.swift:30)`. Do you have any idea on which line in the code exactly this...

@bugaco Not sure about what is going on with the current information. Do you have the crash reason, say, something like `SIGTRAP` or `EXC_BAD_ACCESS` attached to the report?

Ummm... So I guess this basically means the dispatch framework is not happy with something. Do you have any "[diagnostic messages](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/examining-the-fields-in-a-crash-report#Diagnostic-messages)" in the received crash report? Maybe there is some...