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My mistake. After upgrading it no longer selected my plugged in device by default to compile for. Once I selected the device everything worked as expected.
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So definately not ideal. I assume there is no other way?
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So only option is to create the 2 events and try to tie them together using the time stamp?
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Got it. I have updated my gist to reflect that working for other people who might read this thread - https://gist.github.com/drewB/85a0befb2ad9b4fc75ad. You might want to update the blog post to clarify what you just said and perhaps include an e…
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I added some logging and this is what I learned: On first run: * [Connect to device] * It tries to decode and finds a nil object * [SetConfiguration called] * encodes nil object * [runOnDeviceBoot completes] * encodes event object * [setConfigu…
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setConfiguration is definately returning without error. I am able to download the logs as expected if I don't disconnect. When you say, "Then disconnect and confirm..." How have you been picturing the disconnect to happen? I have just been kill…
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xcode was complaining when I tried to create an instance without passing an argument to init so I added an init method that didn't take args. That fixed the compiler issue but now when I reconnect, the results of decodeObjectForKey are always nil. …
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[self.device setConfiguration:[[DeviceConfiguration alloc] init] handler:^(NSError *error) { if (!error) { // Programming successful! } }]; What are you passing as the first argument to setConfiguration? It looks like a new DeviceConf…
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Thanks Steven. That was very helpful. I am working in swift and relatively new to iOS programming. I have one question about this block: (the forum is limiting my response so will split it up).