I am trying to figure out how to reveal exactly which constraints are breaking in my code.
However, xcode 8 only returns <private>.
Any idea how to show these <private> objects?
How do i get Xcode 8.0 to tell me exactly which constraint is breaking (or how to debug xcode <private>?)
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TLDR; The solution is to make sure you app has a signing identity/certificate. i.e a mac or ios development identity
Got an update from apple saying the issue was officially closed and was not a bug. Suggesting to use breakpoint debugging to fully understand these objects. However going through my app details I noticed for some reason when I updated xCode the signing identities were not transferred. I
And now
<private>shows exactly what<NSView>or other object I am dealing with