Mathijs Kadijk

If you could share it that could be a starting point for implementing this feature. I'm also curious what the regex looks out for and what cases you cover.

It has not been abandoned, but also no active work on this feature at the moment.

Found this list of keys that you can have in a plist, could be a good starting point/reference: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/General/Reference/InfoPlistKeyReference/Introduction/Introduction.html Apple states it's not up to date, but I see keys...

Just noticed that what file will be used as the Info.plist is a build setting. So you can use another plist in debug or release for example. That would make...

What I think is weird with option two is that you don't get the `UIViewController` back as return value but a R.swift type. The default use case is this: ```...

Note that I think option 1 and 3 will not work since you won't have any reference left to the navigation controller. You will need that reference to be able...

@tomlokhorst would it be possible to cherry-pick that commit that fixed this?

@tomlokhorst Do you know if this is easy to do? Are the comments available to us when we parse the file? Sounds like a nice feature!

Nice suggestion! The big thing here is that we have to inspect Swift code, that makes it a lot harder then other things we validate right now. So I'll would...

Nice idea! Especially since xcodeproj is already available if you use cocoapods!