iOS Question App does not start automatically after debugging

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Hi,

what can it be if an app does not start automatically after debugging?
The debug is carried out without errors, but the app does not start automatically, I always have to start it myself.
I just can't find the mistake.

Many thanks in advance
Filippo
 
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Erel said:
Check Tools - Build Server - Settings. The checkbox "run installed..." is checked?
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The checkbox is cheked.
So if you can't think of anything else, then there has to be something in my code, because there are only 2 of my apps that don't start automatically.
But I can not imagine where there should be a mistake.
 
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Also uninstall the problematic app, clean the project and try again.
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I have done this several times, unfortunately without success.
2 of 6 apps are causing such a problem.
I can't say when this problem started, I can only say that everything worked without problems until a few months ago.
 
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Peter Simpson said:
Wait a minute. So what you're actually saying is the app does start, but then it closes automatically???
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Yes exactly, and I have to start it again manually.

The fly in your posts is dangerous, I almost broke my monitor with a hamer. ?
 
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Filippo said:
Yes exactly, and I have to start it again manually.
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Does it run first time of asking in normal 'Debug mode' after you bit the run button F5???

This only happens in 'Build Release App'???

Looking at the video, I would say that you have a code issue, but that's looking at the video. I already know that you can't post that code...
 
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Does it run first time of asking in normal 'Debug mode' after you bit the run button F5???
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It happens every time.
It behaves as if it were a release mode.
 
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Peter Simpson said:
Are you deleting or writing to any files?
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At the start, only an INI file and a small Sqlite database are read, but I have something like this in every app.
It is very difficult to find the mistake, I think I have to live with it; maybe the mistake will go away over time as it came.
 
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Can't you just single step through the start of project a until you've found the issue on debug mode?

If you single step through the code and it works perfect first time of washing, then you might need a Sleep(0) or Wait For somewhere in your code.
 
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If you single step through the code and it works perfect first time of washing, then you might need a Sleep(0) or Wait For somewhere in your code.
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The problem is where do I insert "Sleep (0)"?
The funny thing is, the app starts but goes in the background as if you had clicked the home button.
 
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