Originally created by @ejensen on GitHub (Jun 24, 2015).
I'm starting a new project with Swift 2.0 and would like to use CoreStore. Is Swift 2.0 support on the roadmap?
Originally created by @ejensen on GitHub (Jun 24, 2015).
I'm starting a new project with Swift 2.0 and would like to use CoreStore. Is Swift 2.0 support on the roadmap?
adam
added the fixed label 2025-12-29 15:21:45 +01:00
Yes! In fact I have a Swift 2.0-converted repository locally, but I haven't pushed it yet.
The reason is I'm planning to rewrite the error-handling to use throwing methods instead of the current enum-returning methods.
I can't say how long it would take though; I'm also writing migration utilities right now (prototype in the develop branch).
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Jun 25, 2015):
Yes! In fact I have a Swift 2.0-converted repository locally, but I haven't pushed it yet.
The reason is I'm planning to rewrite the error-handling to use `throw`ing methods instead of the current `enum`-returning methods.
I can't say how long it would take though; I'm also writing migration utilities right now (prototype in the _develop_ branch).
CoreStore has been really useful in a project I'm working on now. Support for Swift 2.0 would be greatly appreciated.
@pagliara commented on GitHub (Jun 29, 2015):
CoreStore has been really useful in a project I'm working on now. Support for Swift 2.0 would be greatly appreciated.
@ejensen @pagliara
I have pushed the Swift 2.0-converted version (along with migration utilities) to the develop branch. The error handling will undergo a big overhaul so a rewrite will be required later on, but you should be able to build projects in Swift 2.0 with the current develop branch.
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Jul 8, 2015):
@ejensen @pagliara
I have pushed the Swift 2.0-converted version (along with migration utilities) to the develop branch. The error handling will undergo a big overhaul so a rewrite will be required later on, but you should be able to build projects in Swift 2.0 with the current develop branch.
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Originally created by @ejensen on GitHub (Jun 24, 2015).
I'm starting a new project with Swift 2.0 and would like to use CoreStore. Is Swift 2.0 support on the roadmap?
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Jun 25, 2015):
Yes! In fact I have a Swift 2.0-converted repository locally, but I haven't pushed it yet.
The reason is I'm planning to rewrite the error-handling to use
throwing methods instead of the currentenum-returning methods.I can't say how long it would take though; I'm also writing migration utilities right now (prototype in the develop branch).
@pagliara commented on GitHub (Jun 29, 2015):
CoreStore has been really useful in a project I'm working on now. Support for Swift 2.0 would be greatly appreciated.
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Jul 8, 2015):
@ejensen @pagliara
I have pushed the Swift 2.0-converted version (along with migration utilities) to the develop branch. The error handling will undergo a big overhaul so a rewrite will be required later on, but you should be able to build projects in Swift 2.0 with the current develop branch.