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Swift 2.0 compatibility #117
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Quick update with the latest that I've been able to accomplish. I couldn't use a branch in the Podspec for Nimble-Snapshots, as I re-realized. So I cloned Nimble and Quick locally and switched my Podfile to reference them, and I removed the version number in the Nimble-Snapshots podspec. Seems like Nimble-Snapshots is still the blocking factor, they have a bunch of stuff that doesn't compile with Swift 2.0. I think I would have better luck making development pods and then trying to run the Swift conversion tool (Edit -> Convert -> To latest Swift syntax). But I haven't done so yet. So that's it, just a quick update for anyone else who might be trying to get this working. |
@orta This is fairly close to a PR. Does it belong in a swift-2.0 branch for now? |
an interesting debate, cause I don't know if |
I'm trying to use
pod lib create
to product something Xcode 7 beta will enjoy compiling.Right now I get swift compatibility conversions popping up when it first loads the demo project.
I see both Quick and Nimble have a swift-2.0 branch as their default branch, and I tried switching my Podfile to reference them. However, looks like Nimble-Snapshots still uses Nimble ~> 0.3 which is causing problems.
If anyone else has gotten further than I have, please do share.
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