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Support for Swift 3 #49
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I need swift 3 support too :( |
Same here. Any updates on this? |
im not sure i trying to pod install with ver 1.0.1 but got so many errors |
Try to convert the code to Swift 3, it very easy. but need to set |
The pod from the CocoaPods website is not this repository but a fork : https://github.com/freemiumdev/FBAnnotationClusteringSwift It's why we have some errors. |
I also need Swift 3 support, can you please help out |
I use Xcode 8, swift 3, I can compiled no error. Maybe u should try to update your cocoapod to 1.1.0.rc.2.: |
I've updated to Xcode 8, swift 3, updated cocoapod to 1.1.0.rc.2 and set "Use Legacy Swift Language Version" to No, yet I'm still getting errors |
What is your error ? |
try to set User Swift Legacy to No, and convert this library to Swift 3 by xCode 8: Click Edit->Convert-> To Current swift syntax -> select FBAnnotationClusteringSwift only then wait for converting, I think only few things change u just add accept the change then Clean->Build again |
seemed to fix the issue, thanks! |
I converted the code to Swift 3 but after that I get the following build error: |
what is your cocoapod version |
Never mind I managed to solve it by deleting derived data in Xcode: |
My project has been totally messed up ever since Xcode8/Swift 3.0, one of the factors being the annotation clustering. I am loving the functionality of this, but I am unable to convert it to Swift 3.0. Any conversion guides/tutorials out there for those who had this framework installed in Xcode 7.3/Swift 2.2? |
With Swift 3 it didn't work, when I only used the classes (manual install), but it works perfectly when using the pods. |
manually converting classes files to Swift 3, works for me |
Same issue I am using it with cocoapod
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@camel113 Just comment out the following method:
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Is there an expected date at which this will be coded in Swift 3?
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