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I am testing starting our app from a push notification. I am trying to set break points inside of our own code and look around. I set my schema to wait until the app is launched and it appears to be attaching. When I set a breakpoint, it stops the program, but it is only showing assembly. I have checked to make sure that the `Always Show Assembly` option is off. (I am currently trying breakpoints in the AppDelegate)I have tried restarting XCode, uninstalling our own code and reinstalling it to the device, I just can't get the breakpoints to show me anything more than garbage.Can anyone else reproduce this or know a way around it?

I'm working on a platform that includes 2 native iOS apps, and Android App, and a Web App.I am getting the finishing touches on a LARGE internal change. (Database tables, API routes, etc)I have been testing on a public facing beta server and I am happy with the performance. I have not pushed the server code to production.I am ready to submit for app review, but here's the snag: If I push the web code prior to the review, all of the apps currently in the wild will begin to break. On the otherhand, if I submit the apps for review, they won't work because they'll be pointing at production before it is ready....so I will likely fail review because of how deep these changes were.So with this catch 22, what is the correct way to get breaking changes through the Appstore Review?