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This build also fixes some bugs:
Initial release
Initial release
bundle exec rspec from the root directory to see all new and existing tests passbundle exec rubocop -a to ensure the code style is validIf the simulator is not booted when the status bar is updated it does not do anything and the default status bar is used.
Resolves #19317
xcrun instruments fails with the error "xcrun: error: Failed to locate 'instruments'." This command will boot the simulator if it's not curerntly booted and then wait for it finish booting before terminating.
Use snapshot while the override_status_bar option is true.
rspec ./fastlane/spec/actions_specs/app_store_connect_api_key_spec.rb:95 # Fastlane Fastlane::FastFile App Store Connect API Key raise error when no key_filepath or key_content
rspec ./fastlane/spec/actions_specs/import_from_git_spec.rb:162 # Fastlane Fastlane::FastFile import_from_git with caching works with new tags
rspec ./fastlane/spec/actions_specs/import_from_git_spec.rb:200 # Fastlane Fastlane::FastFile import_from_git with caching works with branch
rspec ./match/spec/importer_spec.rb:47 # Match Match::Runner imports a .cert, .p12 and .mobileprovision (iOS provision) into the match repo
rspec ./match/spec/importer_spec.rb:64 # Match Match::Runner imports a .cert, .p12 and .provisionprofile (osx provision) into the match repo
rspec ./match/spec/importer_spec.rb:81 # Match Match::Runner imports a .cert and .p12 without profile into the match repo (backwards compatibility)
rspec ./match/spec/importer_spec.rb:98 # Match Match::Runner imports a .cert and .p12 when the type is set to developer_id
rspec ./pilot/spec/build_manager_spec.rb:661 # Build Manager #transporter_for_selected_team with one team id
rspec ./pilot/spec/build_manager_spec.rb:677 # Build Manager #transporter_for_selected_team with inferred provider id
rspec ./pilot/spec/build_manager_spec.rb:633 # Build Manager #transporter_for_selected_team with itc_provider with nil Spaceship::TunesClient
rspec ./pilot/spec/build_manager_spec.rb:646 # Build Manager #transporter_for_selected_team with itc_provider with nil Spaceship::TunesClient
rspec ./pilot/spec/manager_spec.rb[1:1:2:2:1:1:1] # Pilot Pilot::Manager what happens on 'login' when using web session when username input param is given behaves like performing the spaceship login using username and password by pilot performs the login using username and password
rspec ./pilot/spec/manager_spec.rb[1:1:2:2:2:1:1] # Pilot Pilot::Manager what happens on 'login' when using web session when username input param is not given but found apple_id in AppFile behaves like performing the spaceship login using username and password by pilot performs the login using username and password
rspec ./sigh/spec/runner_spec.rb:142 # Sigh Sigh::Runner#devices_to_use devices for development
rspec ./sigh/spec/runner_spec.rb:152 # Sigh Sigh::Runner#devices_to_use devices for adhoc
Support for Dates in UserDefaultsStorage
In RSS 2 the description may contain the full text and the content can be omitted when there is not a short version available: https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html#hrelementsOfLtitemgt
However a JSON feed will not contain a content_html field when the content is not provided.
This makes it hard to create both a JSON feed and an RSS 2 feed because providing content without a description will create a content:encoded field but not a description field in the RSS 2 feed.
My solution to this is to fallback to the item.description when item.content is not provided and generating a JSON feed.
This PR is to add support for running on watchOS. Since Xcode 12.5 watchOS has been supported but Nimble doesn't currently compile for watchOS.
A new target has been added to the project, along with explicit support in the Package.swift.
I don't believe anything here is a breaking change.
I have a fork of Quick that also supports watchOS. I'll create a PR for that if this PR gets approved and merged.
At WWDC21 Apple introduced DocC, a tool for creating archives of Swift documentation that includes the static files required to host a version of the documentation on a website.
In this post I will summarise various methods of serving a DocC archive:
All the examples provided here are hosting the DocC archive for VaporDocC, the Vapor middleware I wrote for hosting DocC archives.