Xcode 15.2 compilation issue #26
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This fixes an issue with Xcode 15.2 compilation error.
This changes the `xcode-version` parameter of the workflow to use Xcode 15.2 in order to check for proper compilation on the latest release
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Makes sense and works again. Thanks a lot |
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As per issue #25, while compiling with Xcode 15.2 "Expansion of macro '_PersistedProperty()' produced an unexpected setter" error is generated. This pull request aims to fix the error by removing the
names: named(init)part from@attached(accessor, names: named(init))macro declaration for_PersistedProperty.@helje5 please make sure that I am right and this
namesis not strictly necessary in the declaration, as my knowledge of Swift Macros is limited.