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AppCode 2022.2 EAP6: Various Bug-Fixes

Hi, A new AppCode 2022.2 EAP build (222.3345.51) is available for download. Builds are available from our website and via the Toolbox App. You can also update from the 2022.2 EAP5 build via patch. DOWNLOAD APPCODE EAP Here are the highlights: A new intention action to unwrap optionals was added: The redundant logs during UI testing were removed. Support for EXCLUDED_ARCHS build setting was added. Since Xcode 12, this setting should be used instead of the deprecated VALID_ARCHS. The prebuild action was fixed for Xcode 14b3. AppCode no longer introduces unnecessary changes to the *.x

Anastasia Kazakova Anastasia Kazakova

Writing Code Documentation in AppCode

Code documentation can save you a lot of time and headaches. On the other hand, it also takes a lot of effort to write and maintain it. In this article, we will look at the AppCode features that can help you create detailed and well-structured code documentation and keep it updated after code refactorings. The features that we will describe here are available for Objective-C and Swift. Install AppCode 2021.3 to get the full Swift documentation support. Documentation comments To add simple notes to your code, you can use line (⌘/) and block (⌥⌘/) comments: However, these comments are not su

Marianna Kononenko Marianna Kononenko
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