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Drstring integration#114

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@proth proth commented Sep 23, 2020

there is a new cool kid around the block:
https://github.com/dduan/DrString

It's only enable for framework projects

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12mb binary. that's quite big isn't?
Please also add documentation in the README.md

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proth commented Sep 23, 2020

12mb binary. that's quite big isn't?

Yes. SwiftLint is 12.7MB too.

Please also add documentation in the README.md

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DrString is configured to run when you execute `Submodules/SMF-iOS-CommonProjectSetupFiles/setup-common-project-files.sh` with [framework target configuration](#setup) parameters.

**Make sure that `/.drstring.toml` is added to the gitignore file as the DrSwift configuration file be automatically copied from the repo into the projects base folder.**
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How could we do to not forget about this? How to remind developers about this?

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We can mention it in a weekly. I'm also very sure @Tomusm will notice when the FW PRs appear and .drstring.toml is checked it instead of an updated .gitignore.

@Tomusm Tomusm merged commit 48082a1 into master Sep 24, 2020
@Tomusm Tomusm deleted the drstring-integration branch September 24, 2020 07:58
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