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AppCode 2022.3 EAP: Enhanced Inline and Extract Refactorings
Hi everyone,
A new AppCode 2022.3 EAP build (223.7571.46) is available for download from our website or via the Toolbox App. You can also update from the previous 2022.3 EAP build via a patch.
Swift Inline refactoring
A recently added Swift Inline refactoring got some improvements in this build:
- AppCode now warns users when conflicts are detected during the refactoring. Users can choose to continue or cancel the refactoring:
- When refactoring functions with an effective single exit point, AppCode no longer creates a scope to jump to but uses a single variable to return the result of the function (OC-23171).
- When inlining, AppCode provides an extra scope with the
do {}block when necessary to keep the code correct (OC-23193). - AppCode now replaces all
selfexpressions with the caller of the function when inlining (OC-23162).
Swift Extract Method refactoring
Another refactoring that received our attention is Extract Method. The following fixes were implemented:
- Extract Method no longer misses the
mutatingmodifier (OC-20585). - Extract Method takes into account the variable lifetime and scope (OC-22858).
- The refactoring no longer fails in cases where the code you selected to extract starts from a conditional expression (OC-22707).
New code analysis checks
New checks warn you about a redundant nullable type (OC-23216) and a redundant closure (OC-23206):
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile plugin updates
- Xcodeprojs is now only linked when no Apple Gradle DSL is present (KMA-547).
- The plugin now supports moving/copying files into and out of Xcode projects (KMA-456).
- The cross-language class rename now works as expected (KMA-541).
- We improved the debugger for the hybrid model (KMA-405).
The full release notes are available here.
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