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New AppCode EAP builds

Posted on by Stanislav Dombrovsky

Hi everyone,

New AppCode 2018.3 and 2018.2.4 EAP builds are available on our site.

2018.3 EAP delivers highlighting for loop exit points:

Loop exit points

2018.2.4 EAP fixes the problem with Development cannot be enabled warnings and improves macro formatting in Objective-C/C/C++ Quick Documentation.

Both EAP builds deliver the fix for the resolve problem with NSIndexPath category members in Xcode 10.

For the full list of fixes please see the release notes (2018.2.4, 2018.3).

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2 Responses to New AppCode EAP builds

  1. Jeff Diamond says:

    October 8, 2018

    Curious if 2018.3 supports XCode 10.x? (I know, this is a continual issue, but I had to ask.) 🙂

    • Stanislav Dombrovsky says:

      October 8, 2018

      The only issue with 10.x in 2018.3 EAP for now is OC-17876. Fix will be included into the next EAP.

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