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"Non-'@objc' instance method in extensions cannot be overridden; use 'public' instead"
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Hi @dehesa, |
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@dehesa please accept this pull request :) |
The workaround fixes an internal Swift 5.10 compiler bug, where an error is thrown when 'NSDecimalString' is encountered in the source code. As a side effect, Swift tools version is upgraded to 5.9, and the deployment platforms are drastically narrowed down.
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The following warning is emitted for a number of function declarations when compiling with Swift 5.7 (Xcode 14 Beta):
"Non-'@objc' instance method in extensions cannot be overridden; use 'public' instead"
Changing the access levels of the functions from open to public resolves the warnings.