2020.1

Hi everyone, AppCode 2020.1.4 is now available for download on our site. This update fixes the following issues: Xcode was complaining about modified xcworkspace on a project with an SPM dependency (OC-19014). XCTUnwrap was being displayed as unresolved (OC-19999). Hard IDE freeze when changing signature for Objective-C method in mixed Swift/OC project (OC-19731). Constructors/initialisers for a class were not being resolved (OC-19719). Feature Trainer plugin issues in AppCode 2020.1 (OC-19991). String literals in initializers were being highlighted as errors (CPP-19877). The full

Hi everyone, AppCode 2020.1.2 is now available for download on our site. This update fixes the following issues: Swift: default enum arguments were not being resolved (OC-19839). Swift: synthesized allCases were being resolved/completed even if an enum didn’t conform to CaseIterable (OC-19848). “Unknown operator” was being displayed on valid code (OC-19502). Shared configurations were adding and removing XCODE_TESTS_HASH_CODE (OC-19915). Environment files were not detected by the HTTP Client plugin (OC-19947). In addition, we’ve added support for mutability checks for property wra

Please give a warm welcome to our first update this year – AppCode 2020.1! Download AppCode 2020.1 (more…)

Hi everyone, We are approaching release, and AppCode 2020.1 Release Candidate is available for download on our site. This build requires an active subscription and fixes the following issues: Regression when SnapKit symbols were not resolved (OC-19568) Objective-C typedefs with swift_wrapper attribute were reported as inaccessible in Swift (OC-19865) That’s it! Your AppCode team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

Hi everyone, AppCode 2020.1 Beta 2 is available for download on our site. This update fixes the following issues: Repeated "Indexing" / "Updating indices" when opening Swift project for Xcode version which has no caches bundled (OC-19716) Multiline binary expressions are not aligned when using trailing operators (OC-19914) The full release notes are available here. Your AppCode Team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

Hi everyone, AppCode 2020.1 Beta is available for download on our site. Completion Code completion in pure Swift and mixed projects should be faster in this build. In addition, completion during indexing should no longer cause freezes (OC-19806). Bug Fixes Completion was broken for Objective-C class static members in mixed Objective-C/Swift projects (OC-19836) The Apply Fix-it button was missing from the right-hand portion of the window that contains SourceKit inspection results for the whole file (OC-19859) Extract Variable wasn’t working if precedencegroup was defined (OC-19677)

Hi everyone, A new AppCode 2020.1 EAP build is available for download on our site. Completion During Indexing We made it possible to build, run, debug, and test projects during indexing in AppCode 2019.2. Our next step in this direction is code completion, and – what do you know – it’s already available in this build: The current implementation uses SourceKit to provide completion results and has several limitations linked to OC-19857 as related issues. We encourage you to try this feature and share your feedback in the comments. Swift Support The following language changes are

Hi everyone, Since our first post about the AppCode EAP, we’ve published several updates with bug fixes. Now it’s time to announce a build that brings you the first round of performance improvements! Download it from our site to find: Much faster code assistance for mixed projects, thanks to bridging symbols built and cached the first time a project opens. Initial caching may require more time, but after it’s finished, all code assistance actions (completion, navigation) should work much faster than before. Subsequent project openings should be much faster too. That the “Loading…”

Hi everyone, It’s time to share our plans for AppCode 2020.1, which haven’t changed much since 2019.3. We will continue to focus primarily on enhancing performance and Swift support: Swift 5.1 & 5.2 Performance: Make code highlighting, completion, and navigation faster for mixed and pure Swift projects. Improve caching speed, including the “Processing Swift Modules” and “Building Module Maps” cache phases. Eliminate as many freezes as possible. If you have any questions, please ask them in the comments below. Your AppCode team JetBrains The Drive to Develop