-[NSDictionary initWithDictionary:copyItems:]: dictionary argument is not an NSDictionary'

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1

When I try to signin through the iOS SDK signin method I get an
-[NSDictionary initWithDictionary:copyItems:]: dictionary argument is not an NSDictionary’ error.
I am using the latest Backendless iOS SDK version.
How can I fix this?

2

I have same problem, any solutions for this issue?

This happens when I am calling following method:
-(void)update:(BackendlessUser *)user
response:(void(^)(BackendlessUser *))responseBlock
error:(void(^)(Fault *))errorBlock;

3

Hi Anton,

Please clarify:

  • are you getting this error every time or time by time?
  • what user property do you update? Is it relation 1:1 or 1:N? if yes - provide here the class of relation

Regards,
Slava

4

Hi Vyacheslav,

Few days ago when I was using my app everything was okey, but today when I tried to login to my app with existing user credentials I got error that is described in the topic. New user can login without problems.

I update [user name], [user password] which are system properties, and also 2 properties that I created by my self, they both are NSString that are sent to TEXT columns in Users system table. No relations are used.

Best regards,
Anton Hudz.

5

You wrote: “Few days ago when I was using my app everything was okey”. Did you update Backendless SDK libs after that?

6

I successfully used my app on 26.04.2016, with old libs (3.0.9).
As I see on Github SDK was updated 8 days ago.
Is it possible that updating SDK will solve my problem?

7

I right understood: do you get a problem with Backendless SDK 3.0.9?
Recently we made some changes on the server and respectively in SDK libs. If you use CocoaPods, you could update it to 3.0.16.

8

The problem has been resolved. We apologize for the inconvenience this has caused you.

9

Yes. I had problems with old version of libs. New version works fine, thx a lot!