Crash on "Remove Gesture when deinit"

[goktugaral]

Hello,

I updated the pod to latest version and I got this crash on deinit func. It wasn't occur earlier version and I examined the relaese notes.

I saw there is a method added, on v.2.0.0
Commits on Mar 22, 2017 @ANNotunzdY "Remove Gesture when deinit" c0d38c5

deinit {
		NotificationCenter.default.removeObserver(self)
		if let panGesture = panGesture {
			scrollView.removeGestureRecognizer(panGesture)
		}
	}

"Fatal error: Attempted to read an unowned reference but the object was already deallocated"

Could you check please?
Thank you.

[alexliubj]

Same here.

[nickseidel]

same.

[darehui]

same here, so anyone slove this problem?

[mkeremkeskin]

Hello any updates on this issue?

I'm using 1.0.0 release and I want to update pod, but this issue prevents me doing it. I've look in to the commits and I guess this is not fixed.

Thanks already.

[alexliubj]

@mkeremkeskin I just got rid of this library and implemented something similar manually by my own.

[hsncr]

it is an old issue but probably you have a leak and your viewcontroller deinit is not called. So it crashes the library.

[finer-details]

@mkeremkeskin I just got rid of this library and implemented something similar manually by my own.

I'm having the same issues, running Swift 5.4 on an iPhone XS and updated the files to this version of Swift. Have it working nice and smooth, but I'm getting this error after moving into UIViewController2 then moving back to the original ViewController ... and... here's the problem .... I re-enter this UIViewController2 and I get 'the' error.
I'm presuming it is an init or deinit problem with that I am reading.
I'm not very experienced, just learning with every problem. Whether it is a problem on the first or second ViewController.

Would it be possible for you to direct me in the right direction with this part of the coding issue you resolved?
Thanks in advance.

[mkeremkeskin]

@finer-details Actually I removed this pod back then and implemented my own solution.

[finer-details]

@mkeremkeskin Actually I removed this pod back then and implemented my own solution.
I understand. I keep playing around with it and post on here if and when I find the answer.
Thanks again.

[bommateja]

I am also facing same issue, some one can resolve it please.
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