I downloaded the complete source for JIRA Mobile Connect; however, my iOS project’s view controller XIB file refers to a missing scroll view class. How can I resolve this issue?
hey try changing the nib ref to a compatible class or readd the missing one in your settings. i had a simmilar probleme and resetting it with a clean build solved it
Examining the details within the XIB file provided some clarity in my experience. The missing class issue was often due to a misconfigured reference or improperly set custom class name. Investigating the settings in the Interface Builder to confirm that the correct module was referenced and that the custom class settings were applied typically led to a resolution. Additionally, cleaning the build and ensuring that all related SDK files were correctly integrated into the project often helped resolve these inconsistencies.
In my experience, the issue was not uncommon and typically stemmed from a mismatch in the Interface Builder settings. I solved it by double-checking that the custom class name in the XIB file precisely matched the one defined in my project, ensuring no typos were present and that the correct module was referenced. It also helped to recompile the project and verify that all SDK resources were properly included. A thorough review of these settings resolved the error for me, making sure the build process recognized all the classes.
hey, i faced a similiar issue. check that the custom class name in the xib exactly matches. also, clean and rebuild project to clear cached settings. sometimes a small typo can mess things up!