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Same issue here. It broke in one of my apps. My index is one off. I tagged a button in the cell on cell creation, the tag is correct, the index path being returned when the button is tapped is not.
I know this is an older thread but Apple really needs to rethink this API, it's very very messy, the sample code doesn't match what's covered in the WWDC video, and it's absolutely infuriating to work with if you want any kind of customization. I shouldn't have to create a diagram based on the comments above (which are way more helpful than the docs or WWDC video) just to get a basic custom cell to work. Yikes.
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Xcode 11.2.1 has the same bug. I re-filed a bug report in case old ones got lost in the sauce.
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Yes I meant control drag. It can't imagine it being my Xcode install, this is happening on my home machines, and the three work machines I tried it on. I honestly have no clue how you're getting it to work because not I or any of my coworkers are able to get it working either. Something is screwy here. I'll try and post a full video of exactly how I made the project when I get home, maybe it's something stupid we're all missing.
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Yep. It connects to outlets and actions just fine, it just doesn't work with segues. I'm wondering if its an Xcode 10.3 bug because I swear I've done this just fine a million times before.
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I tried again thinking maybe it was just my work computer but nope, still at home no dice:This is literally the only code in the test class (just an overridden UIButton): https://imgur.com/a/KUXljvzHere's me showing that the control is associated with the correct class: https://imgur.com/a/vunkuKlVideo of me trying to connect it via the storyboard: https://gfycat.com/jubilantwavydartfrogThe other view controller also has a test class associated with it. I tried making the class designable like you suggested but it didn't work either.I'm on Xcode 10.3 at home and at work.
