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I am getting a leak on this line and I’m not sure why…
weather.condition = [weather.condition lowercaseString];
weather is a NSMutableArray with a load of NSStrings in? Is there anything obviously wrong with this line or is it a bigger issue?
Thanks
One thing you have to learn about detecting memory leaks, is that leaks doesn’t detect the line the leak occurs on per say, it detects where the object that is leaking was retained/copied/created. You need to look elsewhere for the actual leak, posting more code would be helpful. I’ll update this answer if you do. Please comment below to indicate you’ve updated the answer with more code.