[VKDefault] Style Z is requested for an invisible rect

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Created Sep ’20

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Dear all,

I am building an iOS app using MapKit with SwiftUI, XCode 12.0 and an iPhone 11 with iOS 14 for development.

Since I updated XCode to 12.0, I began to see the following warning printed repeatedly on the xcode console.

Code Block language2020-09-23 15:45:16.171240+0900 projectName[835:37406] [VKDefault] Style Z is requested for an invisible rect

This is annoying because it completely floods the console with these messages, "hiding" my own logs.

I could not find any reasonable explanation for this warning on the internet. I could, however, prevent the messages from appearing on the screen by following this response: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46332856/apple-maps-raster-overlays-above-labels-failed-to-decode

Does anybody have a hint on how to solve this issue without disabling the environmental variable

Code Block "OS_ACTIVITY_MODE"

?

Kind regards

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Answer 1

mehdiklk OP

Sep ’20

Same here with using MapKit, Swift 5, Xcode Version 12.0 (12A7209), iPhone 11 Pro running iOS14.
It became so hectic to extract information from the console.

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Answer 2

RaghadA1_- OP

Sep ’20

me also have this message and it prevent my application from getting the functionality that i'm building it for
i'm using MapKit, Swift 5, Xcode version 12.0, iPhone 8 running iOS14.0.1

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Answer 3

cvanhoose OP

Oct ’20

Same result on ios14.2 beta 2

looking for a way to hide for now

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Answer 4

SkyRanger OP

Oct ’20

Also have this issue; Xcode Version 12.0.1 (12A7300); iPhone XS, IOS14.0.1

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Answer 5

wwarren07 OP

Oct ’20

I too was having this problem every time I changed locations using Mapkit.

I found that I only get the issues when I run my app on a simulator and not a live device.

Hope this helps. :)

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Answer 6

alouane OP

Oct ’20

Same here when using

Code Block              self.mapView.setVisibleMapRect(rect, edgePadding: insets, animated: true)

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Answer 7

JEYARAJ OP

Oct ’20

I am also facing the same issue. Did anyone found a solution for this ?

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Answer 8

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Oct ’20

If this is impacting your development by making it hard to read your own console logs, please let the MapKit team know through Feedback Assistant, and please post your FB numbers here.

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Answer 9

JoergOwl OP

Nov ’20

Even the Apple Maps App is flooding the console log

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Answer 10

SlaunchaMan OP

Nov ’20

Same here. Filed as FB8915855.

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Answer 11

bluelobe OP

Dec ’20

I have a textField (for doing searches in map) placed on top of a MapView using ZStack. When I type on the textField in XCode 11 on Simulator, there was no problem. Everything worked. Then in XCode 12, the app started crashing the minute I tapped on 'Enter' on the keyboard and the keyboard went away. Aside from the error you mentioned, I also get: "[LayoutConstraints] Unable to simultaneously satisfy constraints."

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Answer 12

ChristianVirtual OP

Jan ’21

Have it also for macOS app using SwiftUI when just "looking around" through the map shown in the window.

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Answer 13

davidd OP

Jan ’21

Still there for me using MapKit, Swift 5, Xcode 12.3. (12C33).

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Answer 14

fdxoti OP

Feb ’21

Same issue: Xcode 12.3 (12C33), iPhone 11 iOS14

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Answer 15

johngaz OP

Feb ’21

I am still seeing these messages with Xcode 12.4 (IOS 14.4) running as iPhone 12 in the simulator.

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