Bouke Haarsma

How does one do that with [`PackageReference`](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/nuget/consume-packages/package-references-in-project-files)?

This has been fixed in https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-ajax/commit/2e2b0c517ea560ff92599f040b7f6d6c1f1282f9, but hasn't been released yet.

Yeah such comments are currently not handled, I think. Currently a custom Swift code parser is implemented. I'd welcome a PR that resolves this issue with comments.

It's working just fine on 9.1. See the known limitations listed in the readme: > It will only parse attributes defined like ``(open|public|fileprivate|private|internal) [weak] (var|let) NAME: TYPE``. You didn't specify...

It could be due to your selection; are you selecting only this part? (> < denote the start and end of the selection): ``` >public var count: Int! public var...

In the `SIGError` enum the first case is `notSwiftLanguage`, which would probably be the `0` that you get. However in `SourceEditorCommand.swift` playgrounds are also valid: `"com.apple.dt.playground"`. So your source type...

Ah, you're working with multiple pages, it seems? Can you create a PR to resolve this?

I don't think you need to run `xpccachectl` at all; it isn't needed since El Capitan. @Xopoko did you verify that this extension works on the macOS Catalina beta?

The format is not supported, as per "Known limitations" in the readme. I'm willing to accept a PR that adds this though!

An alternative would be to just use fixed tokens instead. This would simplify the tests, while allowing the same use case. For example, it could work e.g. like this: *...