SourceKitService crashes using NCMB findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock

Asked 1 years ago, Updated 1 years ago, 97 views

Assumptions/What you want to realize
I'm making a diary app with Swift.
The xcode version is 7.3.1, and the swift version is 2.2.

Problem/error message you are experiencing
When you start writing code in xcode, the SourceKitService crashes more often than you can.

mBaaS Nifty Cloud Mobile Backend Data Retrieval Method

query.findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock({(objects, errors)in

We found that commenting out prevents crashes.
I understand the problem, but I don't know how to fix it.Please let me know if you know anything.Thank you.
The total code that appears to be a problem is as follows:

let query=NCMBQuery(className: "user")
        query.whereKey("userName", equalTo:user[0].uuid)

        // Here's the cause of the sourcekit crash!!I'm sure this is the cause, so I'll check it out in more detail!!
        query.findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock({(objects, errors)in

            if error == nil {

                objects[0].setObject(self.userNameTextField.text, forKey: "ownerName")
                objects[0].setObject(self.userSelectWork, forKey: "works")
                objects[0].setObject(self.userSelectWorksYear, forKey: "worksYear")
                objects[0].setObject(self.myGoalTextView.text, forKey: "myGoal")

                if self.pickedPhoto!=nil{

                    objects[0].setObject(self.targetFile?.name, forKey: "userPhotoName")

                }


                objects[0].save(&saveError)

                let realm=try!Realm()
                let user=User()
                user.id = 1
                user.userName=self.userNameTextField.text
                user.works=self.userSelectWork
                user.worksYear=self.userSelectWorksYear!
                user.myGoal=self.myGoalTextView.text

                try!realm.write({



                })

                print("hi")

                letfileName=NSUUID().UUIDString+".jpg"
                let filePath=(self.path!as NSSstring).stringByAppendingPathComponent(fileName)

                if self.photo?.writeToFile(filePath, atomically:true) == false{


                    self.errorMessage()


                } else {

                    print("Photos saved to file")
                }


                // If you have a photo
                if self.targetFile!=nil{

                    // If it is not the same as the photo of the data to be updated
                    if self.targetFile?.name!=objects[0]["userPhotoName"] as!String{

                        self.targetFile?.saveInBackgroundWithBlock({(error:NSError!)in

                            if error == nil {

                                 self.navigationController?popToRootViewControllerAnimated(true)

                                  } else {

                                self.errorMessage()

                            }

                            }, progressBlock: {(percentDone)in


                        })

                    }



                } else {
                    // If you don't have a picture
                    self.navigationController?popToRootViewControllerAnimated(true)

                }




            } else {

                // Error handling
                self.errorMessage()
            }
        })
    }

Supplemental
The other day, I asked a question about the same problem and it has not been solved yet, but as I looked into it, I found something I would like to ask more questions, so I posted a new one.
SourceKitService terminated for an unexpected reason.What to do with the error
Also, I have been asking questions on other sites, but it has not been resolved yet, so I asked you a question.
https://teratail.com/questions/34217?complete=

swift ios xcode baas

2022-09-30 21:16

1 Answers

The contents of the objects retrieved by findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock were incorrectly retrieved with objects[0].userName, and the correct values were objects[0].objectsForKey().This incorrect code caused frequent sourceKit crashes.


2022-09-30 21:16

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