Jonathan Sibley
Jonathan Sibley
> Can you remove the injected method or change it to a class method? Both of these options work! Thanks! Do you know why? Ideally, I'd like to be able...
Excellent, `INJECTION_BUNDLE_NOTIFICATION` works. Thank you @johnno1962 for making this possible with this library and app!
I'm experiencing the same issue (first injection works, subsequent fail with a `no suitable image found` error), but I'm able to resolve it by `rm -rf ./iOSInjectionProject` within the `.../DerivedData/.../Logs/Build/...`...
Yes, unfortunately I have to manually delete the directory every time I inject :-/ El El vie, ene. 13, 2017 a las 3:41 PM, Marcel Schmitz < [email protected]> escribió: >...
@rakeshta Wow... this helped me out a LOT! Thank you!
It's simply a choice of your image caching engine. If you're already using SDWebImage elsewhere, it makes sense to keep using it (rather than having two separate caches).
In general, I think a positive architectural change would be to factor out all of the cocoa pods dependencies of `IDMPhotoBrowser` via sub specs (as mentioned above), or via delegate...
Any progress? It seems like it would be straight-forward to add, given that there is now an event callback on `Bugsnag.notify()`
Update: I wanted to post a link to [a Slack thread](https://slate-js.slack.com/archives/C1RH7AXSS/p1701275035165229) in the Slate Slack where Joe gave me some tips on debugging this.