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Heya Rusmin,I found it here on Github! https://github.com/cocoa-ai/SentimentCoreMLDemo

I can confirm this code works without error using Xcode 7.3.1 (7D1014), sam as yours, but under OS X 10.11.5. I'm not using the beta, so it seems they maybe did change something there. I assume you have tried the usual stuff since upgrading -- delete Derived Data folder, run the Option-Product>Clean Build Folder command, reboot? Or, it may be a phantom error caused in some surrounding code. I sometimes get these especially if I have mismatched braces or parentheses somewhere.

When attempting to interpret crash reports, it can be helpful to remember they simply point to where the error occured, not the root cause.In your example, SIGTRAP is not the error, it is the exception. It doesn't show the origin of the crash. You might need to set break points, walking thru the UI/code so see if you can better id root cause related code block(s).In the mean time, does your app only support iOS 13.x? Which version Xcode are you using?

Could you please be more precise about the Github repository you used? Thank you in advance.

Do you have any plan to have the code hosted on github so that we can make PR and discuss issues?

Take a look at this github gist - https://gist.github.com/Jaybles/1323251

The Open Source Project VirtualBuddy on Github uses SwiftUI and Virtualization.

I installed 13.2.1 but still don't see any packages in the GitHub source.

I have same issue, my app was working on iOS 13.7 from Xcode 11.7. It's not working with iOS 14.x upgrade I tried all the scenarios mentioned here and other forums, so far no luck. Looks like it's wierd new issue, I could not find more info on the issue any where. In my case the code failed, when popuating data the tableview.

I think if you have time, upgrade your code base to swift 3.x ASAP

Looks like a duplicate of MacOS X application code sign issue

This code: dataArray = [[jobs: ctlelems[x], unload: 0]];is replacing the whole content of dataArray with the single element array. It does not work as Insert.To append an element to Array: dataArray += [[jobs: ctlelems[x], unload: 0]]or dataArray.append([jobs: ctlelems[x], unload: 0])Found nil is another problem. You use too much unwrapping operators (!), without checking the optional value is nil or not.Put nil checking code before using !.

As far as playing RTSP video streams, a recent search turns up at least one github project ffmpeg avplayer for iOS tvOS claiming that the Apple frameworks do the hard work in the recent iOS versions. (Link not included to avoid moderation. The quoted text is the title of the github project.)Have you seen that project?

So for what it's worth, I was never able to make this work. My particular app wasn't very big, so I created a private repo on Github as a second origin to push to, and just sync it when I want to do a build. It's clumsy (and wouldn't work if you can't use Github for whatever reason), but it got me by. Hopefully Apple will eventually add generic Git support.

It depends a bit on the scale of the problem.One solution would be just to write the manual decoding for types like Circle that contain a CGPoint. The synthesized code is almost trivial to re-create manually, so it's just a question of source code size.Or, you could try to finagle the types like Circle like this:struct MyPointStruct: Decodable { let x: CGFloat let y: CGFloat } struct Circle: Decodable { private var _center: MyPointStruct var center: CGPoint { get { return CGPoint (x: _center.x, y: _center.y) } set { _center = MyPointStruct (x: newValue.x, y: newValue.y) } } }Or perhaps slightly more cleanly, if you have lot of point-containing structs:struct MyPointStruct: Decodable { var x: CGFloat var y: CGFloat var point: CGPoint { get { return CGPoint (x: x, y: y) } set { x = newValue.x; y = newValue.y } } } struct Circle: Decodable { private var _center: MyPointStruct var center: CGPoint { get { return _center.point } set {