Tyler Thompson
Tyler Thompson
Check out #147 for more detail on what this means
This is an absolutely insane example but it showcases a little of how this might be able to work. It's heavily inspired by Combine and not quite right still, but...
Update: The SwiftUI approach we've taken (or even alternative paths we've considered) tends to give us this, the issue isn't all the way closed since it'd be nice to see...
Not quite? This is happening on an intel Mac, not just an M1 issue
Update on this: Turns out this is really a problem with anything that's a swift value type that the language sort of auto-converts from Objective-C. For example when mocking `FileManager`...
This also happens with `new_git_repository` and a swift library. Xcode falsely reports issues despite builds succeeding. Additionally, it can't lookup symbols or references. Nor can it syntax highlight correctly.
Update: This may have to do with a convenience I wrote, but I'm still not quite understanding how it's supposed to work.
Cool, I'll work on a PR. FWIW my use-case seems to be more complex because distilling it down to a minimally reproducible example has been quite challenging. Regardless, I think...
To try and be a good community member I thought I'd throw in my $0.02. @varun531 what is your expected ViewInspector behavior? It occurs to me you could try to...
The 5.7 version of Swift-Syntax should do even better at fixing this issue.