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Merging missing stuff from the dev branch #25
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The branches have diverted a bit.
Master is using swift 2.3. Dev was branched from master, and it got worked on quite a lot. Then there are 4 commits made directly to master, but those are only travis-related, so they're no big issue. We need to fix Travis anyway :). Swift-3.0 was branched from master way before dev was branched. So swift-3.0 and dev have diverted. Dev is the nice one, with some extra documentation and README. I cherry picked some commits from it and manually added the documentation where necessary on the swift-3.0 branch.
The tests are a bit different on the two branches, but they both seem to be thoroughly tested.
Spinner 0.2.7 is the latest swift 2.3 release, and it uses the latest commit on the dev branch.
The goal would be to merge this branch into swift-3.0, then swift-3.0 into master. Then delete the dev branch and make a new development branch from master (in which we just merged swift-3.0).
I don't think we're losing anything important from the dev branch after merging this. Maybe some tests, but again, the swift-3.0 branch is pretty well tested, and we can always add more tests. Let me know what you think.