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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. DOWNLOAD APPCODE EAP 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 ret

Anastasia Kazakova Anastasia Kazakova

Tutorial: Swift refactorings in AppCode

In this tutorial, you will get familiar with the AppCode refactoring tools available for Swift. On a simple project, we will show you how you can quickly and easily improve your code using refactorings. Along the way, you'll also get familiar with some of the inspections and intention actions available in AppCode. Before you start To be able to repeat the steps of this tutorial, download the iOSConferences project. It is a simple SwiftUI application that loads a list of conferences from a local JSON file. You can look at how we created a similar application in the Create a SwiftUI application

Stanislav Dombrovsky Stanislav Dombrovsky
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