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[skrew]

Yep you are right :) i just have to add the framework the the tvOS target.

[johnno1962]

Hi, It's been a while. This is very strange indeed. Do you think this is a regression? Have you tried the new 4.6.4 release candidate? Does this problem date back to 4.6.3 where I changed caching by any chance? I'd be very interested in tracking this down.

[skrew]

Hi,

You should add the current version in the app (maybe in the update check), it can help.

BTW i have tested with the 4.6.4 version, same problem.

I also noticed that after a "Clean build folder" and a complete build, the injection works from the first time, but after a relaunch, same problem.

I can share a remote screen with you if it can help, we had already done it several times

[johnno1962]

TeamViewer? That would be very interesting. I don't think anybody else has reported this problem. What version of Xcode/InjectionIII is this (App, HotReloading Swift Package etc)? Surprised 4.6.4 is still doing it, it should be using a cache,

[johnno1962]

Thanks for raising this issue, an interesting caching bug for large projects. I've updated the 4.6.4 pre-release of the app if you want to kick the tires (after removing the HotReloading project).

[johnno1962]

I've push a few versions of the InjectionIII app since we talked and the final change was to make it silently retry without using the cache if these pesky file list files get deleted by housekeeping on the Mac after a couple of days. If you could give the current release candidate a try and get back to me if there is a problem I'd appreciate it otherwise I'll make it the main release tomorrow.

[skrew]

Hi,
The version you patched with me still had the problem (less frequent) but the prerelease version looks ok, I have been testing for several hours and I don't have the problem anymore 👍🏻

[johnno1962]

Great, thanks for letting me know, raising this issue and your help resolving it. I introduced more use of caching a couple of months ago and hopefully this is the last of the problems it created. The last commit to 4.6.4 that invalidates the cache and retries on failure feels like the right solution.

[skrew]

Hi,
I don't want to open a new issue just for that, i have tested your SwiftUI-Kit sample project and the injection doesn't works when i build it for tvOS

[johnno1962]

Has the HotReloading Swift Package been added to the tvOS target? Probably not, try removing the package and reading it to the target you want to use.

[johnno1962]

Hi again, I have a new release candidate https://github.com/johnno1962/InjectionIII/releases/tag/4.7.3 where there were some minor changes related to these pesky -filelists which are used in large projects. Any chance you could download it and give it a try to make sure I haven't regressed something? Please remote /tmp/*_builds.plist and /tmp/filelists/* for a real test.

[skrew]

Hi,

Tested for 2 days now, i have see nothing special, i still have some crashs on some swiftUI views but nothing less or more compared with the latest version. So this RC is ok for me 👍🏻

[johnno1962]

Thanks for letting me know. Do tell me more about these crashes... You're calling .eraseToAnyView() religiously at the end of every view body? Otherwise it can crash when you insert interface elements or alter some modifiers. This is because this changes the concrete type for the opaque/some return value and it's memory. layout.

[johnno1962]

Final 4.7.3 release is out if you want to upgrade. There were an assortment of minor fixes and enhancements as they say.