Did you ever get any more insight in this? I just released an update with the old style icon and my 1024x1024 icon has been blurred on the App Store.
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I have a similar problem. I changed a class to call a different method in another class, but Xcode does not seem to update the call hierarchy for this.
Project contains Swift and Objective C code, but I don't see that that should matter. This issue is in code that is only Obj C.
Class1:
(NSString *)method1
(NSString *)method2
Class2:
[class1Instance method1]
After code change:
Class1:
(NSString *)method1
(NSString *)method2
Class2:
[class1Instance method2] // Start calling method2 instead
Using call hierarchy on "class1 method1" states that Class2 is still using it!
Using call hierarchy on "class1 method2" states there are no usages!
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Did you ever get any more insight in this? I just released an update with the old style icon and my 1024x1024 icon has been blurred on the App Store.
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I have a similar problem. I changed a class to call a different method in another class, but Xcode does not seem to update the call hierarchy for this.
Project contains Swift and Objective C code, but I don't see that that should matter. This issue is in code that is only Obj C.
Class1:
(NSString *)method1
(NSString *)method2
Class2:
[class1Instance method1]
After code change:
Class1:
(NSString *)method1
(NSString *)method2
Class2:
[class1Instance method2] // Start calling method2 instead
Using call hierarchy on "class1 method1" states that Class2 is still using it!
Using call hierarchy on "class1 method2" states there are no usages!
Topic:
Developer Tools & Services
SubTopic:
Xcode
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