Sam Deane
I did wonder if this was something to do with `WebView` being deprecated on 10.15, and the system log is showing `2020-02-26 14:29:30.695271+0000 Action Status[14298:327670] -[WebView initWithCoder:]: unrecognized selector sent...
This crash seems to be related to using WebKit from the bridging plugin, and not specifically anything to do with Sparkle. I suspect that it may be caused by WebKit...
So, I didn't try the hiding of release notes, but I suspect that it wouldn't help. The WebView would still be in the xib, and just opening a xib-based window...
I've not yet had time to write that blog post, but I have managed to generalise the code a bit and extract it into an example [which you can find...
FWIW I updated generalised my code a bit more and made [a fairly self-contained solution](/elegantchaos/CatalystSparkle). You just link to the framework from your Catalyst app, and it deals with embedding...
How far did you get with this, before getting distracted by the fruit company? I've been tinkering with some Swift autocompletion and debugger plugins for Atom, and had been avoiding...
another +1 here It seems that there's this project for VS Code, there's [something minimal for Atom](https://github.com/aciidb0mb3r/atom-swift-debugger/blob/master/lib/swift-debugger-view.coffee), but they're both a bit stalled. I totally get how that happens (truly!),...
Does the built in extension support debugging, or just syntax colouring? I imagine that someone, somewhere, must have written this stuff up on the internet, but I'm struggling to find...
I'll have to pass on the Patreon thing for now, but getting some sort of workable solution to the debugging-Swift-on-Linux question may be my self-appointed day job at the moment....
No worries @owensd, I completely understand. I imagine that "can't push that code as I now work on the Xcode team" isn't too bad a problem to have :)