José González

Hi @isaacroldan unfortunately I'm no longer working in this project and I can't publicly share the code (it belongs to my previous employer and I no longer have access to...

@isaacroldan The `create_xcframework` action hast just been accepted and included in `fastlane 2.172.0` (not yet uploaded to RubyGems, but I guess it won't take long), in case you are interested.

I'd love to see such a functionality included in SwiftCheck. Swift in fact includes laziness to some extent with the use of [autoclosures](https://docs.swift.org/swift-book/LanguageGuide/Closures.html#ID543). Unfortunately this seems to be available only...

BTW, I think the lazy extension could be as simple as: ```swift extension Gen { public static func lazy(_ gen: @autoclosure () -> Gen) -> Gen { gen() } }...

I've come up with the following in case anybody faces the same problem: ```swift func errorThrownBy(block: () throws -> T?) -> Error? { do { let _ = try block()...