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Core Data not returning a custom concrete class

Ever had a problem when you’re fetching something from an NSManagedObjectContext, and you’ve set a concrete class in your model, only to find that it is an NSManagedObject? Me too.

I read this post at StackOverflow, which suggested that you have to create the subclass using Xcode, from within the modeler. OK, I thought. I’ll try that.

I deleted my old .h and .m files. I went into the modeler. I created a new Managed Object class. And put my custom code back in.

And it didn’t work!

But never fear. I did a Clean, and it worked.