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Not work in Xcode 8 beta 5 and 6 #6

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owenzhao opened this issue Aug 16, 2016 · 7 comments
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Not work in Xcode 8 beta 5 and 6 #6

owenzhao opened this issue Aug 16, 2016 · 7 comments

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@owenzhao
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Will you update or you will wait until Xcode 8 released?

@johnno1962
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johnno1962 commented Aug 16, 2016

It’s already updated for Xcode 8. Is there a problem? You’ll need to “unsign” your Xcode to have it load.

@owenzhao
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I cloned the project. Build it in Xcode. Quit Xcode then reopen it. Select load plugin bundle. But I didn't see the refactor menu in right click as I saw in Xcode 7

@johnno1962
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johnno1962 commented Aug 16, 2016

@owenzhao
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Thank you. Just another question. If I unsign Xcode, I can't use that Xcode to release apps to App Store. So I should prepare another Xcode? Or the unsign version is still OK to release apps to App Store?

@johnno1962
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I don’t know but it wouldn’t suprise me if Xcode needed to be signed for a release to the App store. You can switch unsigning off and on again by exchanging the binaries as needed.

@golfguy0082
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Recognizing that I'm completely ignorant of the complexity, is there any possibility of converting this to an editor extension, or is that out of the quesiton?

@owenzhao
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owenzhao commented Nov 10, 2016

No, it is not possible. For current Apple's Xcode extension, you just get a line reader for the current source file. For example, if your project has "foo.swift", "bar.swift", you can only get "foo.swift" unless the user switch to "bar.swift", which means there is no way you could get all the pictures of the whole project automatically, which is fatal for something like Refactorator.

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