Debug message about armchair HOT 8 CLOSED

@nchodelski i noticed that you write -DDEBUG with uppercase. But it should -DDebug. Method that i showed you works for me and other guys.

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You have to add the flag to the pod project

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How to do this ?

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Ah, ok i understand

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@Arti3DPlayer & @coneybeare I'm going thru different areas trying to add the -DDebug flag and still haven't worked it out. No matter what I've tried i get the "Debug is disabled on release builds. If you really want to enable debug mode, add "-DDebug" to your Swift Compiler - Custom Flags section in the target's build settings for release" message. I thought I had finally found the Custom Complier Flags in the Pods Project Settings, but Armchair rating prompt is still not showing and now i get the above "Debug Warning" message 2 x when the project builds.

Could you pretty please explain how you figured this out Arti3DPlayer? Ideally if you could post a picture of xcode showing the area of the project and the area of the build settings where you find and add the flag, that would be super helpful.

What I have tried so far:

Code to show prompt, and note warning about -DDebug flag in log. I followed the Example AppDeleagte setup code exactly in my AppDelegate file (other than changing app #), and took the demo prompt code from the example project as well. Example project builds and Armchair prompts fine on my device...but not in my own project.

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@nchodelski you were close.

select Armchair project and set -DDebug flag here

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Thanks for the advice re where to set the flag. I have tried setting -DDEBUG specifically for the Armchair target within the Pods Project as you described but I still have the same result. It really is weird. I made my own issue about it....maybe I can get to the bottom of it eventually.

For now I worked around it by temporarily modifying Armchair.swift to think it's in debug mode all the time....total hack but it works great for testing! Lol.

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Wow, that was it. When i used "DDebug" Armchair debug mode worked perfectly! I'm amazed it was actually such a simple thing. I had been using it as "DDEBUG" in capitals because in every example I saw of how to add the flag, it was always written or shown as "-DDEBUG" in all caps. I didn't realise it was case sensitive.

Thanks very much for that tip!!

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