feat(objc): add explicit @objc annotation #16
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Looks good! I haven't been maintaining this app much lately but really appreciate your help and contribution here ! :) |
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Thanks! 👍 I'm currently updating an old project that uses this project so this was necessary. |
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@iv-mexx Pushed a v1.6 🤘 |
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Great, thanks for your quick response! |
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This was the default behaviour in Swift 3 - the compiler inferred all these annotations automatically.
Now in Swift 4, the compiler does not automatically infer these anymore and its necessary to explicitly add these @objc annotations to methods that should be available in ObjC.