AppCode 3.2 EAP, build 141.2000
Thank you for participating in the AppCode Early Access Program. We’ve started one for AppCode 3.2 recently and have got many useful comments and feedback from you. Today we’d like you to try the next EAP build (sorry, but patch update is not available this time). As usual, it doesn’t require an active license. We would really appreciate your feedback in our tracker.
Since Xcode 6.4 is released, we recommend to use this version in AppCode on OS X 10.10. On 10.9 the supported Xcode version is still 6.2. Xcode 7, by-turn, is in beta now, however we do our best to make AppCode 100% compatible and interoperable with Xcode when it’s launched. This time we’ve made AppCode run all the unit tests correctly with Xcode 7, regardless of the testing framework you are using (XCTest, Kiwi or GoogleTests).
In this EAP build, instead of the bundled LLDB, AppCode uses LLDB paired with Xcode you’ve selected in settings. That means, among other things, that you are able to use LLDB introduced in Xcode 6.4.
This build also addresses a couple of regressions while using ‘self’ keyword (OC-12030, OC-12153), fixes for Override/Implement in Swift that was introduced in the previous EAP (OC-12047, OC-11924) and more.
Develop with pleasure,
The AppCode Team
