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Really slow in Xcode 9 / iOS 11 #118

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dpacchi86 opened this issue May 21, 2018 · 11 comments
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Really slow in Xcode 9 / iOS 11 #118

dpacchi86 opened this issue May 21, 2018 · 11 comments

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@dpacchi86
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This library worked like a charm under xcode 8 and iOS 10, now that I opened the project with Xcode 9 and iOS 11 iCloud sync is really slow and blocks the main thread a lot.
I already have tried many approaches like dispatching on a different thread (Not possible by the iCloud API) and trying to make as few syncs as possible... What could it be?
Thanks!

@Keith-Hon
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I have the same issues, did you manage to resolve that?

@dpacchi86
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dpacchi86 commented May 23, 2018 via email

@Keith-Hon
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it's real slow if user has a large amount of files to sync

@dpacchi86
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dpacchi86 commented May 23, 2018 via email

@kundanjadhav
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How did you rolled back to previous version? @dpacchi86

@kundanjadhav
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I have made some code changes in iCloud.m. If anybody need it please let me know.

@ongkuanpin
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I have made some code changes in iCloud.m. If anybody need it please let me know.

can send me the iCloud.m file? my email address is ongkuanpin@gmail.com

Thanks.

@robertmanea
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I have made some code changes in iCloud.m. If anybody need it please let me know.

@kundanjadhav @ongkuanpin Do you still have the file? Could really use it, my address is robert1manea@gmail.com

@kundanjadhav
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@robertmanea and @ongkuanpin sorry for late responding guys. PFA
icloud.m.zip

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@robertmanea and @ongkuanpin sorry for late responding guys. PFA
icloud.m.zip

Thanks a ton. Do you have any idea how to tell when all files are finished in the enumerate block? Asking because it's kinda dragging on, so I was thinking of adding a loading indicator up til it's done. I know we have the [iCloudFilesDidChange: withNewFileNames:] delegate method, but it's not consistent (just tested and only got half of my files if I retrieve immediately after this is called).

@Sam-Spencer
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See recent changes from PR #95, which should fix some of these issues.

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