We used a third-party SDK in our application.
The method +[UMConfigureCache setObject:forKey:] from that third-party SDK.
The logic of the method +[UMConfigureCache setObject:forKey:] looks like the following:
if ((value != nil) && [UMUtils notEmptyString:key]) {
				NSUserDefaults *defaults = [NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults];
				[defaults setObject:value forKey:key];
				[defaults synchronize];
}
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After debug a demo project, I found that the TabBar still is shown when calling [UINavigationController popToRootViewControllerAnimated:] with NO. With YES, the TabBar will not show.
Demo project - https://github.com/vitonzhangtt/TabbarDisappear
We have the same problem on Xcode 12.
The following file will help you.
In git repo of Chromium:/refs/heads/master/ios/chrome/browser/memory/memory_metrics.h
/refs/heads/master/ios/chrome/browser/memory/memory_metrics.c
We have the same problem. We submitted this version on August 12, 2021 and release this version on August 16, 2021.
I have tried setting it in the xcode project, in the schema. Go to schema, edit schema, select Arguments and add enviromental variable
I disable the ODR in Xcode via Enviromental Variables, as the following:
The name field is ASAN_OPTIONS, The value field is detect_odr_violation=0.