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Load categories in MGLAccountManager for Fabric #3847

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@1ec5 1ec5 commented Feb 8, 2016

These categories need to be loaded explicitly so that they’re linked into the application binary. In the dynamic framework, they’re loaded inside the InitializeMapbox() framework initializer; for static frameworks, we recommend setting the -ObjC flag. Fabric uses the static framework without setting the -ObjC flag, so these redundant calls are needed. In principle, InitializeMapbox() could be folded into the static framework too, obviating this code. That’ll have to happen in an upcoming release when we can get enough testing.

/ref #3183 #2966 #3113
/cc @friedbunny @boundsj

@1ec5 1ec5 added iOS Mapbox Maps SDK for iOS build labels Feb 8, 2016
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These categories need to be loaded explicitly so that they’re linked into the application binary. In the dynamic framework, they’re loaded inside the InitializeMapbox() framework initializer; for static frameworks, we recommend setting the -ObjC flag. Fabric uses the static framework without setting the -ObjC flag, so these redundant calls are needed.
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