Hi @MrMatthias,
I am going to use SwiftColorPicker in my project and would like to support that project a bit. However, I would like to know what is the current policy related to repo branching? I see that currently the most active branch is example. I think it is well, as it follows common Pod structure and it is updated to current swift. I have also used it for a while and it looks quite stable. What do you think about merging these changes to master branch and releasing updated version of the library?
I guess that we could fix #12 (and/or #24), merge the example branch and release nice, updated version then.
I am eager to help you that as I find the library really helpful for me :)
Hi @MrMatthias, I am going to use SwiftColorPicker in my project and would like to support that project a bit. However, I would like to know what is the current policy related to repo branching? I see that currently the most active branch is example. I think it is well, as it follows common Pod structure and it is updated to current swift. I have also used it for a while and it looks quite stable. What do you think about merging these changes to master branch and releasing updated version of the library?
I guess that we could fix #12 (and/or #24), merge the example branch and release nice, updated version then.
I am eager to help you that as I find the library really helpful for me :)
Regards,
Mateusz