In Core.swift on line 130 there is self?.removeObserver(observer!) but I believe directly after this you should have:
observer = nil
You do this currently:
self?.removeObserver(observer!)
observer = nil
for lines 136-137 and 172-173 but I think its missing in the above scenario. I notice when I use Xcode Instruments > Leaks that I see memory leaks. Adding the above removes the leaks for me.
In Core.swift on line 130 there is
self?.removeObserver(observer!)but I believe directly after this you should have:observer = nilYou do this currently:
for lines 136-137 and 172-173 but I think its missing in the above scenario. I notice when I use Xcode Instruments > Leaks that I see memory leaks. Adding the above removes the leaks for me.