I'm working on a project using Swift 2.1. I upgraded my Xcode to the latest
and now see hundreds of warnings for Swift 2.2 improvements (mostly things
like the change in selector syntax). Is there a way to turn off Swift 2.2
warnings in favor of Swift 2.1 warnings in Xcode?
I can't go in an fix
On Apr 1, 2016, at 07:35 , Eric E. Dolecki wrote:
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> I can't go in an fix all the warnings because most of my team has not yet
> upgraded their copies of Xcode.
I don’t know if there’s a way of silencing specific warnings in Swift. The best
place to ask would be the swift-users list over on sw
Thanks for the response. I've been living with looking at oodles of
warnings (268 currently) and it's mostly okay. Where there are blocks of
notifications, I have to close my eyes for all the yellow ;) I can't wait
to change all our selectors, it will be SO much better.
On Fri, Apr 1, 2016 at 1:28
Hi all. I'm back fleshing out my iOS bundle and framework and I just had a
minor heart attack when I noticed that suddenly the images within our
framework's bundle magically don't load on some versions of iOS and the
simulator.
I've been running from Xcode 7.1 and the framework was displaying
I have a token stored in the keychain of my app v1. I would like app v2 (a
completely separate app) to be able to access that token from the app v1's
keychain. Turned on the shared keychain capability in my project. Found
many examples on how to do it, most notably the example at
http://shaune.com.
