Gonzo Fialho

I got a (probably) related issue, my app crashed only in the hands of the AppStore review team, The relevant part of the crashlog is this: ``` Thread 0 name:...

Yeah, I solved it with a wrapper around the `delete` method ```Swift private static func delete(_ key: String) { guard KeychainSwift().get(key) != nil else {return} KeychainSwift().delete(key) } ``` Since then...

@evgenyneu What do you think about adding this approach to the repo? Something like ```Swift @discardableResult open func delete(_ key: String) -> Bool { // The lock prevents the code...

Yeah, makes sense. One way or another the app will always end up deleting non existing keys.

Yeah, that’s right. iOS 13 have made things pretty difficult for Splash. Mainly because now I can’t export the `.shortcut` files to “reverse engineer” them.

Wow, I wasn't aware of that way of exporting. And `share > share file` doesn't work anymore. It was the the way I used to do.

Both languages have different purposes. I've explained my thoughts on their difference [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/shortcuts/comments/augd8c/introducing_splash_a_real_programing_language_for/eicfa9p/). I plan to implement more actions ASAP.

Nice implementation! I really enjoyed it. I think that would be cool to have `scpl` in the app. At first I was worried about bloating the app with big frameworks...