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I noticed a related problem, which is that any code block seems to get tagged with Objective-C. I was using a code block to format some XML in an API...

@tomaz, [The SourceKitten project](https://github.com/jpsim/sourcekitten) from @jpsim seems like it might be useful for that. It's the backend of [the Jazzy documentation generator](https://github.com/realm/jazzy) for Swift from @Realm (via @jpsim & @segiddins)....

I have seen this as well when running the latest builds of appledoc on the Yosemite developer previews. All type information is replaced by 'id'. This bug does not occur...

I've had this occur before, and in my case, it turned out I needed to have the default templates installed. Solved the issue by reinstalling appledoc and ensuring the default...

Would love such a feature. Same goes for public-facing enums and structs.

Cool, I wasn't aware of that. Thanks!

Upon further investigation, it looks like I can reference a the latest commit on master by specifying the following in my Podfile: pod 'RaptureXML', :git => 'https://github.com/ZaBlanc/RaptureXML.git', :branch => 'master',...

It turns out that my comment above will work for the Podfile, but if I want to publish my own CocoaPods using RaptureXML as a dependency, there is no way...

@robbiehanson Thank you for your hard work maintaining this project all these years. It was a real disappointment to have plug-ins removed from Xcode 8.0 — I hope Apple brings...

Hello, There could be multiple possibilities. Would you mind trying the just-issued 5.0.3 release first? It addresses a separate issue with logs not being flushed frequently enough when not running...