The Snapshot class has an Objective-C name of MBSnapshot, which conflicts with an identically named class in the private MobileBackup framework:
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@objc(MBSnapshot) |
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open class Snapshot: NSObject { |
The following message appeared at launch in a Swift application. The application’s implementation language didn’t matter, because @objc() affects the runtime class name in both languages.
objc[1573]: Class MBSnapshot is implemented in both /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileBackup.framework/MobileBackup (0x2411118a0) and /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/5378C9A6-3281-4848-AED1-E0388600151B/….app/Frameworks/MapboxStatic.framework/MapboxStatic (0x1094c53c0). One of the two will be used. Which one is undefined.
Looks like we’ll need to give Snapshot a different name, such as MapSnapshot.
/cc @friedbunny @captainbarbosa @frederoni
The
Snapshotclass has an Objective-C name of MBSnapshot, which conflicts with an identically named class in the private MobileBackup framework:MapboxStatic.swift/MapboxStatic/Snapshot.swift
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The following message appeared at launch in a Swift application. The application’s implementation language didn’t matter, because
@objc()affects the runtime class name in both languages.Looks like we’ll need to give Snapshot a different name, such as MapSnapshot.
/cc @friedbunny @captainbarbosa @frederoni