[SR-10828] Xcode 10.2.1 + Swift 4: NSForwarding object of class does not implement doesNotRecognizeSelector: #53218
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That is a heck of a backtrace, winding through several eagerly-initialized Swift types. @rjmccall, @mikeash, @slavapestov, any insights? |
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Comment by Vladislav Alexeev (JIRA) I was able to fix the crash by removing one generic from our "generic chain". But looks like Swift has some troubles when there is a lot of nested types involved. To be more precise, we had something like this: VeryTopLevelThing<SomeComponent<WrapperComponent<SomeAnotherThing<A, B<C, D>>, AnotherStuff, BlahBlah<E, F>>>> We had to remove WrapperComponent from this type and now app does not crash: VeryTopLevelThing<SomeComponent<SomeAnotherThing<A, B<C, D>>, AnotherStuff, BlahBlah<E, F>>> |
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Looks like a Swift class is being treated as a root class. (All Swift classes should ultimately descend either from NSObject or SwiftObject, which implement +initialize.) Maybe it's somehow being used before its superclass field is filled out? |
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Environment
macOS 10.4.5
Xcode 10.2.1 (10E1001)
SWIFT_VERSION = 4
Working configuration:
Xcode 10.1 (10B61)
SWIFT_VERSION = 4
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: e4a26fee88012b07c118102624815b26
Issue Description:
After migrating our code base to Xcode 10.2.1, I've started experiencing a crash on app start. Interestingly, if I build the same codebase using Xcode 10.1, app does not crash.
A complete stacktrace is available here: https://gist.github.com/beefon/3141c8e2c6857ef5a8f0207be6f22e14
A topmost frame's `register read` provides the following contents: https://gist.github.com/beefon/224f0b6638476d3ad92a08994f5157f3
If I choose `CALLING_SOME_+initialize_METHOD` frame and inspect registers, I can find an address of an object being messaged with `+initialize`. And if I `po (BOOL)[0x0bjectAddress respondsToSelector:@selector(initialize)`, it prints YES: https://gist.github.com/beefon/cdc4ef98de64a7bdcb6db0dcc6d84ea2
By remembering ObjC, I assume it attempts to call +initialize, and then it attempts to forward that invocation.
lldb does not print any logs, but if I understand correctly, the message says that TextFieldInputView class does not implement doesNotRecognizeSelector:. The problem is that TextFieldInputView subclasses WrapperView<T>, which in turn is actually UIView.
How could I debug this and make my app not crash on start?
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