Made the project compatible with Xcode 15.2 #9
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The player label "updated" with the player that placed the stone in case the player did not win, now it asks the game whose turn it is and presents that.
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Hi Uncle Bob!
I am following along on the Mobile App Case Study video's, I saw the GitHub repository linked in the description and had to check it out!
Of course, The current version of Xcode began complaining that Swift 3 is not supported anymore, with no direct migration available. Luckily, only very small changes were needed to migrate from Swift 3 to Swift 5, I also updated some settings per Xcode's recommendation, now the project is entirely free of errors/warnings. I also deleted the UI test target. 😄
I also saw Xcode was compiling that the return value from some functions were not used, to silence this warning it has to be prefixed with
_ =, I'm not very fond of it, but I think it beats all the warnings you otherwise would see.All changes I made
GomokuUITestsThe application still works on device, and all unit tests pass ✅
Kind regards,
Martijn van der Wal