New log file is always created at app launch on simulator #464
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…resent and not equal to NSFileProtectionCompleteUntilFirstUserAuthentication or NSFileProtectionNone
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New log file is always created at app launch on simulator
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When an app that is capable of running in the background runs on the simulator, the most recent log file is always archived, regardless of file size or age. A new log file is created on each app launch because
NSFileProtectionKeyis not present.This pull request checks whether there is a value for
NSFileProtectionKeyin the log file's attributes. If there is no file protection value present, it will not force a new log file to be created.