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Anyone encountered this error before when trying to access the photo library using the image picker?
NSInvalidArgumentException Cannot set metadata in read-only store.
Any advise on what actually went wrong and suggestions on how I can resolve this will be greatly appreciated.
A snapshot of the error stack is shown below
There’s a post on the dev forums which might be slightly helpful (it’s curiously marked “Apple Confidential Information” despite iOS 5 being released).
We’ve been seeing these too. My first impression was that it was related to using PhotoStream while not being connected to iCloud, but “recordVersion:forStore:” suggests it’s trying to upgrade the photo library to the 5.0 format (which it presumably can’t do as an unprivileged/sandboxed/etc process).
In addition to “sync with iTunes”, the following things might fix the problem:
This doesn’t seem to have been fixed in OS 5.0.1, but the number of reports has drastically reduced, suggesting people’s photo libraries are eventually being upgraded.