swift 3 about armchair HOT 17 OPEN

Any update on merging the swift3 branch into master and issuing a release? Especially for Cocoapods?

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Meanwhile for swift 3 projects, put this in your Podfile:

pod 'Armchair', :git => 'https://github.com/UrbanApps/Armchair.git', :branch => 'swift3'

Works fine with Swift 3.0.1

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@donpironet There is a swift3 branch you can use here

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Why not have a separate Swift 3 branch until it's out of beta like a lot of other libraries do?

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Can't accept PR's until out of beta

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Whats the status?

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I made the swift3 branch shortly after the above comment, nobody has send me a pull request to it as requested. https://github.com/UrbanApps/Armchair/tree/swift3

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Status? Need this to work on xcode 8 with carthage.

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@bjaskj you can see the swift 3 branch here: https://github.com/UrbanApps/Armchair/tree/swift3 feel free to submit a pull request if it is not working for you.

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Can you please update the project to Swift 3 so I can update via carthage?

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Thanks. What do I need to specify to get it via carthage?

EDIT: it can be done via git "https://github.com/UrbanApps/Armchair.git" "swift3"

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+1 for cocoapods request.

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+1

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+1

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Is there any good alternative? Swift 3.0.1 released and there's still nothing happened

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I haven't had time to resolve the merge conflicts in the other PR's that update to the swift 3 branch. If somebody wants to submit a PR with the appropriate edits to the master branch, I will take a look and merge if all is good.

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I just wanted to use this library but it seems it's not being maintained any more. @coneybeare clearly lost interest (it's more than half a year after the Swift 3 release and still no native Swift 3 support!) so I'm unstar-ing this and opting for Appirater instead which is written in Objective-C (which I wanted to prevent) but at least it's actively maintained and maps well to Swift.

In the future there will probably be a completely different approach to this issue anyway as Apple has introduced the new in-app review APIs. See the Human Interface Guidelines for it here. We just need to wait until iOS 10.3 is far more distributed amongst users ...

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