Kirill Serebriakov

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If you using code from #158 you can replace (straight forward solution) ```objc return(((uintptr_t)objectPtr) >> 60); ``` with ```objc if (@available(iOS 14, *)) { return(((uintptr_t)objectPtr) & 0x7); } else {...

Had same issue, re-build from git master - works fine. ``` git clone https://github.com/asmallteapot/cocoapods-playgrounds.git gem build cocoapods-playgrounds.gemspec sudo gem install cocoapods-playgrounds-1.2.2.gem ``` Then `pod playgrounds PodName` - it will open...

> For instance, countFromZeroTo(...) shouldn't be in the protocol, because it can be built from count(from: 0, ...) and it's even shorter like that. I've made it via protocol extensions....

3. Personal preference. If developer mess with retain cycles - he must be punished with the crash. Otherwise issue may be unnoticed or ignored. As a compromise I will change...

@rahulguni `UIButton` now has new variable `public var configuration: UIButton.Configuration?`. There was same variable in `class ButtonPicker: UIButton` - `var configuration = ImagePickerConfiguration()` use latest source code `pod 'ImagePicker', :git...

Yes, at this moment I'm using multi stage docker image build pipeline. I'm able to use plugins with different arch, but still it requires additional disk space for container with...

Is it possible to apply this w/o animation? I've tried ```swift tableView.reloadData() for item in items { tableView.expandRow(forItem: item, expandChildren: true, with: RATreeViewRowAnimationNone) } ``` but I have animation any...

I had same error but in different context. ```swift do { let socket = try Socket.create(family: .inet, type: .datagram, proto: .udp) let destination = Socket.createAddress(for: "localhost", on: 50000) _ =...

@dannys42 yes, im on macOS. no listener in this example. it just works w/o error if I change to `127.0.0.1`. But I'm very curious about the reason why `localhost` stopped...

`/etc/hosts` also has `::1 localhost`. After I removed it - socket start working again. So yes, it were related to ipv4/ipv6. Not sure why it were recognised as AF_INET before...