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heinz meza
4,788 PointsAppDelegate.swift file...I get the "Thread signal 1: SIGABRT"....
Not sure Why I keep having this error on my AppDelegate.swift file...I get the "Thread signal 1: SIGABRT".... not sure why it keeps happening . The Xcode version i have is 6.3.1. . PLEASE HELP !!
Link to the image error :
3 Answers
Steve Hunter
57,712 PointsA very common reason for that error appearing is down to orphan actions or outlets.
So, you've been in your main storyboard and done a drag and drop into the code. Then later, you either try that again or delete a button; something like that - Xcode leaves the connection between the UI and the code in place but because it now points to nothing, you get an error.
Best go to your storyboard and have a look through the connections inspector (top right - the one on the far right). In there you can delete the connection that is now 'lost'.
Hope that helps.
Steve.
heinz meza
4,788 PointsI don't know yet how to upload to github, but please see a link here to the image I get when I click the playlist. Not sure how to solve it !
heinz meza
4,788 PointsWell, thanks for your answers. I managed to fix all errors by cleaning up all outlets connections and re-watch again all videos. I basically had to re-do the app and now works perfect.