some Dev at Apple must have left a debug flag to true and all those nav bar, tab bar and other are yellow now also in the storyboard...
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view will appear is not always called, but view did load is. I've noticed. Im having issue with core data not returning any record on first launch. But if I launch the app again from Xcode then everything is fine. I want to smash my head against the walls to say the least...
I've noticed that I' am fetching data from core data that is stored in the right shared group folder. However despite enforcing a non temporary ManagedObjectID, when I launch the app twice from Xcode I notice that the managedObjectID I use to fetch the data is the same as the one in the app. But when launched the first time, the managedObjectId is different. But it's the exacte same method using the exacte same function calling the exact same managedObjectContext that is called that has the same persistentStore in the end.
I am having the same issue trying to show a list of elements in the today widget. As weird as it may be, if I launch the app twice from Xcode then the widget get populated. but it's the only way I have. otherwise it shows an empty list. And trying to attach the debugger to a today widget show nothing in the terminal....