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I see in our server logs that you are using the Kinvey iOS v3.7.1. I would recommend that you upgrade to our latest version which is v3.10.0. While I cannot cite a specific fix in any releases since 3.7.1 that might fix this problem, it will help with debugging if you are on the latest release.
One of our iOS engineers, Pranav, will begin working this ticket and get back with you shortly with questions or suggestions.
Regards,
Billy Gee
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Pranav J
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over 5 years ago
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Andrew,
The issue with invalid date format was fixed in iOS SDK v3.9.1. In the last week, we have released our latest version of iOS SDK i.e. v3.10.0.
Updating to the latest SDK version should solve the issue. It's available for download at the following location:
Let me know if you face any issues even after updating to the latest version.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
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Andrew Zallie
said
over 5 years ago
I'm using cocoapods so I did 'pod update' and got Kinvey's latest iOS SDK version 3.10.0. There were some compile issues at first related to KinveyDateTransform but I was able to resolve them by applying the Xcode/Swift 4 suggested fix. I have confirmed the issue I described above is now resolved. Thanks!
Andrew Zallie
Then at some function in our app I have the following code:
The app crashes on the dataStore.sync() with the following exception:
Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'RLMException', reason: 'Invalid value '2017-10-27T20:53:46.219Z' for property 'CordInvite.invitedOn''
I can see however the data gets saved in the collection on Kinvey.
Can someone tell us how to fix this?
Thanks!
Andrew,
The issue with invalid date format was fixed in iOS SDK v3.9.1. In the last week, we have released our latest version of iOS SDK i.e. v3.10.0.
Updating to the latest SDK version should solve the issue. It's available for download at the following location:
https://devcenter.kinvey.com/ios/downloads#
Let me know if you face any issues even after updating to the latest version.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
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Hello Andrew,
I see in our server logs that you are using the Kinvey iOS v3.7.1. I would recommend that you upgrade to our latest version which is v3.10.0. While I cannot cite a specific fix in any releases since 3.7.1 that might fix this problem, it will help with debugging if you are on the latest release.
One of our iOS engineers, Pranav, will begin working this ticket and get back with you shortly with questions or suggestions.
Regards,
Billy Gee
Pranav J
Andrew,
The issue with invalid date format was fixed in iOS SDK v3.9.1. In the last week, we have released our latest version of iOS SDK i.e. v3.10.0.
Updating to the latest SDK version should solve the issue. It's available for download at the following location:
https://devcenter.kinvey.com/ios/downloads#
Let me know if you face any issues even after updating to the latest version.
Thanks,
Pranav
Kinvey
Andrew Zallie
I'm using cocoapods so I did 'pod update' and got Kinvey's latest iOS SDK version 3.10.0. There were some compile issues at first related to KinveyDateTransform but I was able to resolve them by applying the Xcode/Swift 4 suggested fix. I have confirmed the issue I described above is now resolved. Thanks!
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