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Summary:
Creating a new iOS app from the single-view Xcode template makes a UIViewController subclass, XXViewController, where XX is the class prefix. This is usually not a good name for the root view controller, so it's likely the Refactor function would be used to change that class name.

However, in the App delegate, the VC's initWithNibName:: is called by specifying an NSString for the nib file name. This NSString literal is not refactored, so the app crashes on startup when it can't find the old-named nib for that VC.

Steps to Reproduce:
Create a new Single View iOS App.
From the "Refactor" menu, change the name of the root view controller.

Expected Results:
A buildable app that does not have any regressions due to the class name change.

Actual Results:
The app crashes on startup. 

Regression:
Unknown.

Notes:
Please simply change the "NibName" argument to nil, then the refactored code will work because the default behavior is to look for a xib that matches the class name.