Fabric crashes after the update : [Fabric isCrashlyticsCollectionEnabled]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x10c0bb918

Question

Today fabric crashes after the pod update

Fabric 1.9.0

[Fabric isCrashlyticsCollectionEnabled]: unrecognized selector sent to class 0x10c0bb918

Crashing line :

Fabric.with([Crashlytics.self])

It crashes at app startup. Anyone having the same problem?

Answer 1

I reverted to a previous version of Crashlytics by updating my Podfile

pod 'Fabric', '1.8'
pod 'Crashlytics', '3.11'

Then updating Cocoapods:

pod update 'Crashlytics'

Hopefully Google fixes this soon

Answer 2

This was still happening in a project of mine, and I've just been using out of date Fabric & Crashlytics as in @Lewis42's solution above.

We needed to update Fabric so I've persevered with it today. Updated to the latest pods for both Fabric & Crashlytics, and the crash happened again at startup as previously.

I'm sure I've tried this previously, but this time I did the following:

1. Uninstalled both pods by commenting them out in the podfile, and ran a pod install.
2. Made sure there was no Fabric or Crashlytics folders or frameworks in the project or pods folders. There was a Fabric.framework in the main project folder, that I think I'd added as an attempt to fix this issue previously, so I deleted that.
3. Uncommented the two pods in the podfile and ran a pod install.
4. Built the app and it finally ran successfully with the updated pods!

Hopefully nobody is still having this issue, but if you are, then this might help!