Question

Before my problem

I was creating an app for iPhone and, after taking my first snapshot, when I ran it on the simulator the storyboard changes in any view where not shown, but all the code changes were applied correctly. I don’t know how to solve it but now I have a worse problem. In order to fix the “storyboard changes update” thing I restored the simulator (Resetting contents and settings).

My problem

Now, when I launch the app I get the SIGABRT error.

What I did

I have already restarted the computer, the simulator and Xcode. I also did the Clean thing [cmd + shift + K] and the Clean Build Folder thing [option + cmd + shift + K]. I did all together.

Not working already.

Sometimes I start Xcode and the run button is greyed out but still works.

Some not valid solution

I restored the previous files in the ~/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/6.0/Applications and the application worked again (Storyboard changes not updating, of course) but I want my simulator restored, not some trick.

Note:
The old app folder in the simulator was 984E5409-2F65-4560-8AE3-59CDEAC3F314
The new one has a different name, but I don’t know if this is the cause.

Thank you very much.

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Edited:

All the problems begin when I created a snapshot of the app because I was starting major changes. Could the simulator be trying to load the snapshot? That would explain why it’s crashing after resetting the simulator and why the changes in the view where not shown.

Answer 1

For some reason the application was unchecked under the “Target Membership”, in the File Inspector.

I checked it and everything get solved. For some reason it changed in some files when doing the snapshot.

Thanks all of you.