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I tried out the Data quick start project for iOS (swift) this morning and I ran into 2 problems.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32695893/x-code-7-0-the-launch-image-set-launchimage-has-2-unassigned-children
Deleting the 2 unassigned children solved this problem for me.
Apparently the method has been changed from println to print. I fixed this problem by changing the line to: print("Object has been saved.")
After making those 2 changes, my program compiled and it successfully loaded data into parse.
Cool quickstarts by the way. Very easy to use so far.
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I tried out the Data quick start project for iOS (swift) this morning and I ran into 2 problems.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32695893/x-code-7-0-the-launch-image-set-launchimage-has-2-unassigned-children
Deleting the 2 unassigned children solved this problem for me.
Apparently the method has been changed from println to print. I fixed this problem by changing the line to: print("Object has been saved.")
After making those 2 changes, my program compiled and it successfully loaded data into parse.
Cool quickstarts by the way. Very easy to use so far.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: