UIWorkIntervalTiming workIntervalStart

ios xcode uiscrollview xcode10.2
SPatel picture SPatel · Mar 27, 2019 · Viewed 11.5k times · Source

Getting console log while scrolling ScrollView. Is there way to remove this?

2019-03-27 12:33:34.109573+0530 MyApp[10465:46241] [UIWorkIntervalTiming] workIntervalStart: startTimestamp > targetTimestamp; rolling forward by 1.116667

Answer

Nazmul Hasan picture Nazmul Hasan · Apr 26, 2019

I can observe the same issue with a UICollectionView and UITableView. I suspect it is a diagnostic output used to analyse the scrolling performance.

Note: I notice this issue from Xcode 10.2

in UICollectionView if you swapping too much faster than collection getting Freeze for few moment on Simulator but Real Device working fine.

Earlier Xcode version this features is UIWorkIntervalTiming had its logging privileges revoked

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