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@stroughtonsmith

is there a bundle ID check on iosmac? I can only get my app to show a window if I change the package to com.apple.stocks

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Steve Troughton-Smith (Archived)

@stroughtonsmith

Not that I’m aware of. The code mentions a blacklist but I haven’t triggered it

8:21 AM · Jun 6, 2018

the way I'm enabling it is causing this, then. Also, are Storyboards crashing for you?

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Steve Troughton-Smith (Archived)

@stroughtonsmith

I use a nib in this project, but I had to write a UIApplication subclass to load it manually as relying on the Info plist wasn't working. Storyboards I had trouble with

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