ABKSessionTimeoutKey not found with Swift 2.2 about appboy-ios-sdk

[briancaw]

Thanks for reporting @justin. We're actively looking into this and will communicate timing for a release in the near future.

[Wenzhi]

Hi @justin,

I just tested our sample swift project in Xcode 7.3 and Swift 2.2, also created a brand new swift project to test, but I didn't have any issue using ABKSessionTimeoutKey.

May I ask if you integrated Appboy following our documentation? If not, could you give me more detail about your integration so I can reproduce your issue?

Thanks,
Wenzhi

[justin]

We don't use Cocoapods. We are using the manual integration setup and have AppboyKit imported via our ObjC bridging header.

When you try to create the Generated interface for Appboy.h do you see the extern NSString *const keys? We see none of them.

[briancaw]

Hey @justin

I can reproduce this on a manual integration for Swift 2.2. The problem is that those variables are defined inside the @interface tag in Appboy.h. You should be able to move them outside the interface and then see them become available.

Please let us know if this solves your issue; if it does, it would be good to know if you can use a locally modified SDK until our next planned release (3 weeks) or if you'd require a release sooner.

Thanks,
Brian

[johannth]

This also affects ABKUserGenderType and ABKNotificationSubscriptionType which are declared within the @interface tag of ABKUser.h. You can still use ABKUser in Swift but we need to subclass it in Swift for testing purposes and then the ABKUserGenderType is undeclared.

[briancaw]

Hy @johannth

Thanks very much for reporting - we've also got those moved out of the interface tag now and will have that as part of the release that fixes this issue.

[justin]

We release at the first of the month, but we can survive until our May release if the timing doesn't work.

[briancaw]

Hey All,

This is fixed in version 2.19.2 that just went live. Please reopen and let us know if you run into any further issues.

Thanks,
Brian