Reputation:
Working with this team and I need to release next build to app store. After cloning project I have 37 compile warnings. Should I bring this to someones attention, fix these myself, or leave as is? How would I handle the warnings from 3rd party frameworks Unlock the file and fix myself? id rather not make changes to the 'socketEngine.swift` file that I don't know how works.
Below I've listed the types of warnings I'm getting.
- "characters is deprecated, please use storing or substring directly", and various other deprecations.
- "when calling this function in swift 4 or later, you must pass a ()
tuple.
- "This block declaration is not a prototype" - About 30 of these
When I run the app everything runs smoothly. This project is objective-c and Im much better with swift so I don't want correct all of these changes at the moment if I don't need to.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 176
Reputation: 1962
Warnings do not prevent you from building and releasing an app. You can ignore the warnings.
What you should do is talk to your team and ask about any warnings that are part of their code. Why not talk to a teammate?
Do not unlock the files. If you are using a dependency manager, your edits may be lost and need to be repeated in the next release.
Upvotes: 1