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Swift Package Manager support

18 Oct 15:18
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This release contains some internal cleanup, but the big change is the addition of a proper Package.swift for use with Xcode 11 (until Xcode received proper package manager support, there was little reason to support it for a UI-focused library)

3.0.0

19 Apr 18:31
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  • Swift 5
  • Smaller, more focused API
  • Now requires iOS 10+

v2.2.0

02 Feb 21:52
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Added an xcodeproj for Carthage / manual integration support

Swift 4.2 / Xcode 10

25 Sep 05:28
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This release also moves the sample apps into a SampleApp/ directory, which now contains a Gemfile + Podfile – because Cocoapods is now used to integrate the framework with the sample apps! This really cleans up the top-level directory structure.

v2.0.0

26 Feb 07:45
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Updarted podspec for 2.0.0 release

v2.0.0.alpha3

20 Feb 18:16
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v2.0.0.alpha3 Pre-release
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Minor API updates.

v2.0.0.alpha2

20 Feb 03:07
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v2.0.0.alpha2 Pre-release
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  • Removed a few cases of redundant type constraints that were causing warnings.
  • Wrapped UIKit-specific extensions in macros to fix Cocoapods release for macOS.

v2.0.0.alpha1

20 Feb 02:44
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v2.0.0.alpha1 Pre-release
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The entire library has been substantially rewritten and refactored to make it smaller and more focused. Feedback appreciated!

v1.0.0

14 Feb 21:51
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No issues reported, ship it.

Finally reaching 1.0.

02 Jan 08:42
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Finally reaching 1.0. Pre-release
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...because that means I can move on to 2.0!

1.0 is a small release that is mainly focused on cleaning up stale code. This project was started in the Swift 1/2 days, and it needs some attention to clean out the 'vintage' bits. The worst offenders have been taken care of, so I'm going to go ahead and call this a 1.0 release.

I have some ideas for a 2.0 release that should be much more cohesive – the project in its current state was lifted ad-hoc out of a shipping app. It has some good parts, but it's hard to know how to use it out of the box.

Stay tuned.