Cannot login with [.PublishActions] permissions

[boomesh]

Relevant Code

if let accessToken = AccessToken.current {
    print(accessToken)
} else {
    let loginManager = LoginManager()
    let completion = {
        (result:LoginResult) in
        switch result {
        case .Success(let grantedPermissions, let declinedPermissions, let accessToken):
            print("YES! \n--- GRANTED PERMISSIONS ---\n\(grantedPermissions) \n--- DECLINED PERMISSIONS ---\n\(declinedPermissions) \n--- ACCESS TOKEN ---\n\(accessToken)")
        case .Failed(let error):
            print("No...\(error)")
        case .Cancelled: 
            print("Fine.")
        }
    }
    loginManager.logIn([.PublishActions], viewController: self, completion: completion)
}

I'm not sure if this is intentional, but in LoginManager.swift

public func logIn(permissions: [PublishPermission] = [.PublishActions],
                  viewController: UIViewController? = nil,
                  completion: ((LoginResult) -> Void)? = nil) {
  let sdkPermissions = permissions.map({ $0.permissionValue.name })
  sdkManager.logInWithReadPermissions(sdkPermissions,
                                      fromViewController: viewController,
                                      handler: LoginManager.sdkCompletionFor(completion))
}

When I'm trying to login with publish permissions, it's wrapping around a logInWithReadPermissions method. Is this intentional? When logging in with that permission, I get the following exception:

*** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'Publish or manage permissions are not permitted to be requested with read permissions.'

[nlutsenko]

Not intentional, indeed a valid bug.
Thank you for flagging this!
I am on it!

[nlutsenko]

@boomesh, thank you for flagging this.
Should be resolved with attached #4.

[boomesh]

@nlutsenko nice! Are there unit/integration tests in this project as well? Or are we just using travis as a "does this compile" kinda check for now?

[nlutsenko]

Frankly, only the latter.
We are in process of adding unit and integration tests to the whole thing, but right now we are at the mercy of we made sure this works manually.

[boomesh]

@nlutsenko fair enough. Is there a release schedule somewhere? Or, do you know when 0.1.1 is gonna' be released?

[nlutsenko]

Later today, since this is quite an important issue to fix.

[italoBianchini]

let permissionsList : [Any] = ["email"]