Support writing custom matchers under ARC #31
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@petejkim bump bump. This is a pretty weak limitation for the library at this point given the overwhelming penetration of ARC |
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Support writing custom matchers under ARC
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@nickhutchinson sorry for the late merge, i have been doing mostly web projects lately, but i just began a new obj-c project and added @blakewatters and @nerdyc as members of the project, so please expect to see more frequent updates |
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At present, you can't compile a custom matcher under ARC, as
_EXPMatcherImplementationEndcontains explicitrelease/autoreleasecalls, which are illegal. This patch adds support for ARC when writing custom matchers.