Dave DeLong
Dave DeLong
Example: ```swift public func differenceInWholeYears(to other: Self) -> TimeDifference { ... } @_disfavoredOverload public func differenceInWholeYears(to other: Self) -> Int { let difference: TimeDifference = self.differenceInWholeYears(to: other) return difference.years }...
This is all just whitespace, it looks like, right?
In terms of *fixing* this, I would suggest looking at the incoming `DateComponents` and determining its overall granularity: nothing on my DateComponents is more granular than a week, so it...
Indeed, this works as expected: ```c for (int32_t week = 1; week
For reference, [Fastlane](https://github.com/fastlane/fastlane/pull/26415) just came out with a new authentication approach to address this.
Any advice on working around this? I'm using [CoreXLSX](https://github.com/CoreOffice/CoreXLSX) (which relies on ZIPFoundation) to parse xlsx files on linux, and the file entries in the spreadsheet are all encoded in...
I ended up just forking ZIPFoundation and fixing it there (and then forking CoreXLSX to use the ZIPFoundation fork). That's way simpler than waiting for Swift Foundation's evolution process: https://github.com/weichsel/ZIPFoundation/pull/361
Hey @malhal, thanks for reporting this! a couple of comments… - is this actually a leak? `StateObject.init(wrappedValue:)` will grab the parameter value in an `@autoclosure` and then only evaluate it...
Yep, you're right about the same-line call; I've changed that. `FetchObserver` requires the filter at initialization, because it can be used outside of a `@Fetch` property wrapper; it's a regular...