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We have a View that uses the CountdownLabel. When the view is deallocated, the countdownlabel remains in memory.
The issue seems to be related to the LTMorphingLabel used inside the library:
I'm still able to see the issue after removing calls to the start timer function and setting the label to optional and manually nilling upon deinit.
Here's an example:
import CountdownLabel final class SomeView: UIView { private var countdownLabel = CountdownLabel? init() { // setup label ... } func setupSubviews() { // setup constraints } deinit { self.countdownLabel?.cancel() self.countdownLabel?.removeFromSuperview() self.countdownLabel = nil } }
Any ideas?
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Any luck on this? @sfwalsh
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Sadly not @Cez95 . Are you experiencing a similar problem?
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We have a View that uses the CountdownLabel.
When the view is deallocated, the countdownlabel remains in memory.
The issue seems to be related to the LTMorphingLabel used inside the library:
I'm still able to see the issue after removing calls to the start timer function and setting the label to optional and manually nilling upon deinit.
Here's an example:
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: