Hi,
The only solution which I found so far is moving back the storyboard files to it's parent Base.lproj and then remove the reference from the app and re-add the storyboard. This way, I don't see any compilation errors and can see all localizations as well.
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Hi team,
Even I'm facing the same issue. We have all the necessary things mentioned above. NSPhotoLibraryUsageDescription in Info.plist and localised string in InfoPlist.strings file and the file enabled for all languages.
I main problem is that, even for the base language English in my case, for the App first launch, it is picking up the string from InfoPlist.strings file. but from the second launch, it is just displaying the constant given in the plist file.
It should pick up the actual value from the InfoPlist.strings file which is not happening.
This should definitely be an apple bug. Please let us know if there is any other alternative.