The BT_fileManager.m class file that ships with project downloads (iOS) has been updated. This file was using the NSCachesDirectory to save text files (like JSON data files) while the app ran. Saving these allowed some screens to work "offline" after downloading some required data. iOS and Apple recommend that this directory NOT be used. In some cases, apps were being rejected because it was being used. Ouch. The changes relate to where your buzztouch project saves text files now, they are saved in the NSDocumentDirectory now. You will need to re-download the source code for your projects to take advantage of this change. The only behavior difference you'll notice is that the "cached" files from your app will persist after doing iOS updates (like from 5.0 to 6.0). You end users will not "lose" their cached data after doing updates.

Excellent, thanks. How about self-hosted? Or has that package been upgraded as well (so just download, grab the file and replace)?

very nice, thx!

@coderx: Self hosted pulls this file from the buzztouch API...this means it is updated when download source code for projects.

Got it. Thank you David.

Excellent! For those running the Notepad plugin, this should take care of any potential rejection issues you might be having. Thanks, @David!

love love love self hosting!!!!! ;) Thanks David!

@david is this also updated in v1.5 apps? Thanks!

Nice, thanks as always BT!!

I'm getting Build Failed, Semantic Issue error within BT_fileManager.m. I using Version 4.2. It would build fine on 12/15, but I haven't been able to build the same xcodeproj after I downloaded it yesterday. I'm stumped, any idea what I should do?