cold start on device encounter watch dog about hotreloading HOT 13 CLOSED

Interesting, I wasn't aware -interposable carried such a cost. Your issues are never boring. Thanks again for filing it!

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Hi, SwiftTrace "does things" but generally only if you ask it to by calling one of its apis. You see it as a framework as the Swift Package is a framework of necessity related to trampolines. I'd need to see the full state trace to tell you more.

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Thinking about this come more it could be to do with processing large numbers of file events trying to determine the active project. You could try reducing the value for eventsToBackdate in FileWatcher.swift. Another alternative could be to switch to the new InjectionLite project which is a "no frills" reference implementation of the same functionality as the HotReloading project (though it still processes file events.)

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Hi, SwiftTrace "does things" but generally only if you ask it to by calling one of its apis. You see it as a framework as the Swift Package is a framework of necessity related to trampolines. I'd need to see the full state trace to tell you more.
com_kwai_gif-2023-04-07-151823.ips.zip
Here is the ips file. Thanks

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Thinking about this come more it could be to do with processing large numbers of file events trying to determine the active project. You could try reducing the value for eventsToBackdate in FileWatcher.swift. Another alternative could be to switch to the new InjectionLite project which is a "no frills" reference implementation of the same functionality as the HotReloading project (though it still processes file events.)

I will try it, thanks~

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Ah, sorry, InjectionLite does not work on a device at all. Could it be a networking problem? I could put a pause in before it starts the injection thread.

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May not be a networking problem, I have tested it.

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If I only support OC injection on device, is it possible to without SwiftTrace?

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Not without restructuring the code somewhat. SwiftTrace in itself really shouldn't be your problem though it will of course bind with the Swift runtime which may slow down the initial load of your Objective-C app. I'm afraid you may have to live with this; It only occurs on a very cold starts right? What model is your device?

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Yes, only occurs on a very cold starts. I have tested several models of device, guess it may not the device model's problem.

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There are a couple of other things you can try. Are you sure you don't see this problem without the HotReloading package? Another thing you could try is comparing your app with and without -Xlinker -interposable flag (which you don't need to inject an Objective-C app.)

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Thanks, I will try it~

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The cause of the problem is the interposable. Thanks.

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