Fix Xcode 12.5 warnings#113
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AliSoftware merged 2 commits intoSep 12, 2021
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Thanks for the fix, this looks great! Could you also add an entry in the Just add a |
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Also can I ask when the change will be live at a new version? |
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I'm hoping to take a look at a couple of PRs this weekend to hopefully get them all merged so I can release a new version right after that. |
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I'm really glad to hear that!! I'm looking forward for the new version. |
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Description
In Xcode 12.5 the following warning occurs
the class keyword for protocol inheritance is deprecatedAs the proposal #0156 says:
Both keywords behave identically. AnyObject is preferred because it is the name of a type and can appear anywhere that a type can. "class" is just special syntax in that one place in a protocol's inheritance clause, and it parses identically to "AnyObject".
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The changes that have been made were to replace class with AnyObject as class is deprecated.
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Please check my code and let me know if there are any problems.