iOS 10: Class name taken by private frameworks

[dzenbot]

Just like it was pointed out in #20, this library needs another name.
It causes an exception in iOS10:

-[AKSegmentedControl setSegmentedControlMode:]: unrecognized selector sent to instance...

This is the log from the debugger when launching an app using this library:

Class AKSegmentedControl is implemented in both /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AnnotationKit.framework/AnnotationKit (0x1b750c568) and /var/containers/Bundle/Application/A192D0FD-556C-4BB3-B910-AEAF2312DB39/... (0x100c9eb30).
One of the two will be used. Which one is undefined.

[alikaragoz]

@dzenbot will have a look during the day, maybe a Swift rewrite would be welcome.

[dzenbot]

To fix this on our end, we hardcoded the dependency and renamed its class to use 3 characters prefix to avoid the namespace collision.

Swift rewrite? Sure, but that doesn't address the inmediate problem.

[alikaragoz]

I agree, was just wondering out loud. Will provide a fix soon.

[alikaragoz]

Should be fixed, thanks for the report.

[dzenbot]

I would kepts the repository name and the podspec as AKSegmentedControl, to not break backwards compatibility for whoever is using the pod. But I guess you already pushed the new podspec to cocoapods trunk, didn't you?

[dzenbot]

Thank you for doing this so quickly btw!

[alikaragoz]

I'm afraid I did rename ALL THE THINGS 😅

[dzenbot]

😱
Well, existing users won't be able to update unless they check the new name.