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Asked: 2026-06-08T14:07:05+00:00

Somewhere in my code, I did some mistake by assigning NSNumber to NSString: self.totalLikesLabel.text=[user

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Somewhere in my code, I did some mistake by assigning NSNumber to NSString:

self.totalLikesLabel.text=[user objectForKey:@"totalLikes"];

Comparison of crash information between 5.1 Simulator (top) and 4.3 Simulator (bottom)

When the app crashes at the point above, 5.1 Simulator did not show specific information of what lines in my code cause the crash. However, 4.3 Simulator did!

Do I have to configure some settings in 5.1 Simulator to have it working like 4.3 in this case?

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  1. Editorial Team
    1.Go to the breakpoint navigator (left navigation panel 6th one from the left).
2. Click the "+" button at the bottom
3. Select Exception Breakpoint
4. Leave Exception Breakpoint checked
5. In the Exception: field select "Objective-C"
6. In the Break: field select "On Throw"
7. Leave Action: alone (unless you want it to do something)
8. Leave Option: **unchecked**
9. Click "Done"

    This should let you see a little more than SIGABRT.

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