If PLCrashReporter wrote a crash report, that could not be read, no delegate was fired. That could make the app stay in the start up maintenance screen, if it handles crashes on startup.
Though there was no report this ever happened, there is the theoretical chance this could.
Uses iOS 6 ASIdentifierManager class or identifierForVendor if the class is not available. Fallback on iOS 5 is to use app path UUID which is generated by iOS when installing the app
- Use one common static lib target
- create embeddedFramework as binary distribution including docset in one zip
- Add HockeySDK.xcconfig for easier build setting setup
- Move everything into a single directory, too many problems making binary and subproject work without requing recursive header search paths
- Documentation update pending
- First implementation on feedback, not finished yet!
- Move all components into their own subdirectory
- Restructure common delegates into BITHockeyManagerDelegate
- Restructure common component methods into new superclass (not finished yet)
If the framework search path still has the path to an older PLCrashReporter framework set and that is set before the path to HockeySDK, then it would link against the old one causing the app to crash when trying to send a bug report, because the old PLCrashReporter version is missing some new properties.
- Write all temp data into the same directory under caches/<sdkidentifier>/...
- Write approved crashes into its own plist instead of user defaults
- Use a temp file for analyzing crash report file instead of user defaults boolean
- Fix some define namings
- Change Prefixes to BIT
- Make one shared instance and change the functionalities to modules
- One bundle for resources
- Targets for framework and static libs
- Other cleanup
