Adding a (convenient) computed height property to UIView in my UIViewExtension.swift file is causing the Swift compiler to segfault...
This typically happens when the compiler does not have enough information (despite what you think) to guarantee/determine the state of a statement or a variable within a statement.
For example, imagine you have a dictionary of type [String: String] which you populate with city names as keys and a comma separated list of corresponding zip codes/post codes.
Imagine that somewhere in your code you want to update the list of corresponding codes:
myDict[town] += newZipCode + ","
In this case, the compiler will respond with segmentation fault as town might not be in the dictionary and therefore it cannot guarantee that the above statement will have a valid value.
To resolve this, you should store the current state of myDict[town] in a separate variable allowing you to handle the case of key not in dict and then update the value for the given key:
myDict[town] = guaranteedValue + "," newZipCode + ","
Unfortunately, it is not always straightforward to determine the root cause so I hope this simple example helps.