What’s the correct/safe way to get a

CFStringRef

(like the

kCFBundleNameKey

constant) as a Kotlin

String

?

Thanks, @Nikolay Kasyanov , I found that before and have tried using

CFBridgingRelease

however I found it crashes occasionally - I assume because it’s changing the ownership of the constant pointer? I assume it would be safer to create a copy of the string each time (or cache it) ?

I’m just using a string literal instead of a constant, works like a charm

I think a set of constant string literals in the kotlin code would probably be safer. I doubt they’ll change the values any time soon 😉

exactly