My app has a standard table view, works just fine in iOS 8, and worked just fine in iOS 9 public beta 2. But since upgrading my devices to public beta 3 the text in my cells is not visible, I just see empty rows! Other users of my app have reported the same. Any ideas?
I have the same issue. Have you found a solution?
No, I have not found a solution. Appears to be a bug Apple introduced in the latest beta. 😟
I hope they fix quickly in the next beta as I have had users leave negative feedback on the app store because of it. I didn't think beta testers could leave feedback on app store? Seems a little unfair.
I have run into the same issue.... No subviews have been added to the cell contentView...
Same here
Does anybody open bug for this ?
I opened bug 22230187 just now. You might also want to open one.
Also running into the same issue. In my case, the table view, and all respective subviews, is only available in a specific size class (wR hR), though I'm not sure if this is the cause of it.
Similarly, I unchecked "Use Size Classes" option altogether in the "Identity and Type" tab to work around this bug for now.
( If Use Size Classes is necessary to the project, I'm not sure how one would get around this. )
+1 I'm seeing this as well for content built with size classes in Xcode 6.4 and deployed on iOS 9 b5 devices.
Now I fixed the issue~
Create a new storyboard, copy the storyboard contents all to the new one, rename and use the new storyboard, works fine 🙂
I guess there may be some things not correct in the old storyboard, but old version could fix it by self, new beta version could not.
Problem seems to be the same for both Static and Dynamic table cells too.
This is a big pain to achieve, as I have many views and copy / paste does not bring the constraints with it 😟
Removing size classes (as someone else noted above) does fix the problem. I've added this to the notes in my bug report.
Removing size classes does indeed fix the problem, thanks!
select All, copy and paste, one time is enough:)
Didn't work for me, gave me ~50 errors for constraints.
I managed to get around it by setting all the subviews and their respective constraints in the cell's content view to be available in all size classes. The table view, though, can still be set to whatever size classes it is to be shown in.