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SOLVED: Ultimate Portfolio: Hard Crash after Lesson 52 in Shared Projects/Shared Items view

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@fischej  HWS+

I'm getting the dreaded "Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS" error when clicking on the one shared project displayed on the Shared Projects view. I must have screwed something up in this lesson, but before I just revert all the changes and start again, I'd like to know how to debug this. I've set breakpoints all over the place, and many of them are triggered, but once the Shared Projects view is built and finally displayed, the app crashes (after a few seconds delay) as soon as I click the row with the shared project. After that click, none of my breakpoints are triggered. So I'd love to learn how to debug a situation like this, not only for the current dilemma, but for future ones as well. Thanks for any help.

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@Obelix  

@twoStraws created an exclusive, members only forum for HackingWithSwift+ boffins. Since you're boxed by a lesson in the Ultimate Portfolio, you might get better insight and assistance from your peers in the upper house.

See-> HWS+ Private Forum

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