tvOS app started crashing with 17.2, could not load NIB in bundle

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I have a pretty basic tvOS app. It uses storyboard named 'Main'. Before a week ago, all was fine. It would load no problems at all. I installed 17.2 on my Apple TV, and it crashes as soon as it opens. I tested this out in Xcode and it runs on a 17.0 simulator, but the 17.2 simulator crashes and the only message I get is

Exception   NSException *   "Could not load NIB in bundle: 'NSBundle </Users/Tyler/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/A442BA1A-318B-43EC-850E-EA0CFA7AAB95/data/Containers/Bundle/Application/CC57DE61-B9E4-49EE-A044-8FE00D709CB6/Piedmont Road Apple TV.app> (loaded)' with name 'kQf-Ef-Nxz-view-nK4-c0-71Y'"   0x0000600000c73d50
I have put in breakpoints, but it doesn't seem to help. Anyone have an idea what got changed with tvOS 17.2 to cause this?

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tbrass84

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Time to switch to SwiftUI. Just make sure it is part of the copy bundle resources located under build phases. If it is not then re-add it to the project.

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I have put tons of work into this with Obj-C, I refuse to rewrite everything to SwiftUI because Apple broke something.

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Answer 1

The issue was one of the ViewController's had an Object ID that matched the error. It was presented as secondaryViewController from a SplitScreen. I removed that relationship segue, and did a manual Show segue instead, and it runs fine now.

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Answer 2

I have the same issue.

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algashev

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Answer 3

It would be worth filing bug reports.

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jlilest

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Answer 4

The issue was one of the ViewController's had an Object ID that matched the error. It was presented as secondaryViewController from a SplitScreen. I removed that relationship segue, and did a manual Show segue instead, and it runs fine now.

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tvOS app started crashing with 17.2, could not load NIB in bundle

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