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HubAppCode 2016.1.3 RC
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Hi everyone,
AppCode 2016.1.3 release candidate (build 145.1616) is out today. This build mostly addresses issues found during the EAP period:
- Issue when Emoji in project build settings were incorrectly converted to ASCII (OC-11493)
- Problem with syntax inspections in Podfiles after CocoaPods 1.0.0 release (OC-13575)
- Some issues with generics related to code generation (OC-13555), syntax inspections (OC-13523) and Introduce Variable refactoring for Objective-C (OC-12763)
You can download AppCode 2016.1.3 RC from our confluence page or get it via a patch-update from the previous 2016.1.3 EAP version. Note, that this RC build requires an active AppCode license or is available for 30 day evaluation.
Feel free to share your feedback in the comments section below. In case you find any problem, please report it to our tracker.
Your AppCode team
JetBrains
The Drive to Develop
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Francis says:
May 30, 2016Do you know if it is going to be possible to install EAP builds through the new JetBrains Toolbox?
Stanislav Dombrovsky says:
May 30, 2016Yes, it possible if you installed the version you use with the Toolbox app. Then you can configure, which update channel you prefer to use, as described here
Francis says:
May 30, 2016I see EAP versions available for some IDEs (IntelliJ, WebStorm) but for AppCode I’m only seeing the current production version without any option to update to the EAP.
Stanislav Dombrovsky says:
May 30, 2016Could you please post the screenshot here? Currently updates are shown only for IDEs installed via the Toolbox app, if you’ve installed AppCode manually in the past – it will be detected, but there will be no options for update.
Francis says:
May 30, 2016Sure.
AppCode screenshot:
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/gyf.io/screenshots/appcode-eap.png
Local AppCode EAP screenshot:
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/gyf.io/screenshots/appcode-eap.png
IntelliJ screenshot:
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/gyf.io/screenshots/intellij.png
Francis says:
May 30, 2016Whoops, this is the AppCode screenshot
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/gyf.io/screenshots/appcode.png
Stanislav Dombrovsky says:
May 30, 2016Most probably there is an issue with EAP channel because of the EAP for minor release. Thanks for mentioning it, we will check it with Toolbox team.
Francis says:
May 30, 2016Thanks! Keep up the good work
Chad Robinson says:
May 31, 2016I’m a little confused – does AppCode officially SUPPORT Swift, or is that still being worked on? AppCode is awesome for editing Obj-C apps, but every time I work on a Swift project (no matter what version) it seems really terrible. Code completions don’t work, symbols from pods are reported as not found, etc. What’s the official roadmap for Swift support like right now?
Stanislav Dombrovsky says:
May 31, 2016It depends on what do you mean under “support”. Some of the features are still in progress and for each we have a corresponding ticket in our public tracker.
It’s hard to answer you without example. Could you please submit a ticket to our tracker, so we can investigate your issues?
Swift support itself is a very huge task and currently we are working on particular feature set for each release. You can find the roadmap for the next AppCode release here. The EAP for this release will be started this week.
Chad Robinson says:
May 31, 2016Thanks. I filed a few tickets. Looking forward to upcoming releases.