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"description": "Is not a bug in our product",
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"description": "In my application I am using the TI.Contacts framework for pulling contacts from the device. This has been working correctly, but when I updated to Titanium 5.5.0 this line started to crash. The odd thing is I do not get a stack trace or error in the debugger at all. The application simply terminates without any information regarding the crash. Has this been deprecated and I just missed it?",
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"summary": "iOS: Crashes when calling Ti.Contacts.requestAuthorization",
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"body": "I also updated my code to reflect exactly what is in your documentation. This is what I have. Any thoughts as to what is wrong? Is there a framework I need to import?\r\n\r\nif (Ti.Contacts.hasContactsPermissions()) {\r\n\t// do some work\r\n} else {\r\n\tTi.Contacts.requestContactsPermissions(function(e) {\r\n\t\t// do some work\r\n\t});\r\n}",
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"body": "Hey Mike,\r\n\r\niOS 10 requires the user to add usage-description keys to the plist when accessing certain platform API's. In your case, you need the following key in your plist-section of the tiapp.xml:\r\n{code:xml}\r\nNSContactsUsageDescription\r\nCan we use to your contacts?\r\n{code}\r\nThis is behavior we can't prevent, since iOS will crash the app intentionally. So as soon as you add the key and clean-rebuild your app, everything should be fine. Also check our [5.5.0 blog|https://www.appcelerator.com/blog/2016/09/ga-release-for-titanium-sdk-5-5-0-appcelerator-cli-5-5-0-appcelerator-studio-4-7-1/] for details on the iOS 9 > iOS 10 migration if you want. Thanks!",
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