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invalid use of UIKit from a background thread. #1254
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Please be sure to don't call IQKeyboardManager.sharedManager() from a background thread. |
@hackiftekhar I am having this problem as well during launch of the app. Same even after updating to 5.0.8. I am using the ObjC version and I do not call any of IQKeyboardManager functions/methods at all. We do not experience a crash but we do experience a breakpoint (we do have All Exceptions turned on). The only way to 'fix it' is to turn off exception for a short while and reenable it after the app has launched finished. |
As you can see this is on main thread and we aren't doing anything special. Same code doesn't have issue with previous version of Xcode. So I believe ut's not from our side. To let you know I'm also having same issue but unable to gix tjis since it's beyond our control. |
Duplucate of #1136 |
Yes, seems like it's some bug with All Exceptions, because if we disabled All Exceptions but still enable the exceptions underneath it, it works. |
we have a crash caused by using a UIKit from a background thread
i have the last version of IQKeyboardManager 5.0.7 (objective-c version)
the issue is in the file : IQKeyboardManager.m Line 240 .. UITextField *view = [[UITextField alloc] init];
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