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@ttodua, I wholeheartedly disagree. It is our fault for depending on a library with questionable support and when we accepted the license to use it - it says explicitly that,...

Encountering the same issue as well, this was previously working.... edit: happy to provide logs etc if that helps, but the resulting message I get when I run the `pre-commit`s...

Hi @srittau, as I mentioned previously I do know a way to specific specific version within mypy in a pre-commit environment. Using the default though, exhibits the behavior mentioned by...

@Avasam thanks for the explanation, any workarounds for this issue for the interim :-)?

this is a very easily reproducible "bug"; just check out the current branch and import the library to a project using Swift 4 (e.g. XCode 4 Beta 1-4). Probably it...

@KrishnendraPrakash the solution, albeit with warnings, for now it seems to be that you have to put the following: ```swift @objc public func openLeft() { slideMenuController()?.openLeft() } @objc public func...

@akshayiosdeveloper as I said, you can alter the source file as indicated in my previous answer and it will run just fine...

@arun-perk you can use the pods git branch tool in order to have a specific version, this can be done easily like so: ``` platform :ios, '11.0' target 'YourAppName' do...

I am having the same issue, if the error pops up I have to restart the IDE in order to get things properly working again. This only happened when I...

I see, that does not sound very promising - is there an alternative that I can use for automatically upgrading the db? or all the ones use the weird formatting...