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armadsen / ORSSerialPort

Serial port library for Objective-C and Swift macOS apps
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Port Connect/Disconnect Notifications break in Xcode 13 #185

Open sethtc opened 2 years ago

sethtc commented 2 years ago

I believe, the new changes in notification permissions, and construction styles breaks the notification functionality of this framework. I had the notifications working before update to Xcode 13, then after, they broke. I am not smart enough to prescribe a fix, but have suspicions. I think perhaps because the backend ORSSerial.m files are Objective-c and build notifications using Obj-C parlance they are not valid for Xcode 13 standards? not sure. I will keep looking into fixes...

jaaguilar commented 2 years ago

I'm seeing this as well. Is this project still active?

armadsen commented 2 years ago

I’ve got this on my todo list to address. It’s not because the code is written in ObjC, however. Pull requests are certainly welcome.

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jaaguilar commented 2 years ago

Glad to hear this project is still active! It's the best set of Serial APIs for macOS. 100% agree objc has nothing to do with this issue. I spent a few minutes debugging this issue today. Will keep digging. I'll let you know if I do find anything. :)

jaaguilar commented 2 years ago

Connect/disconnect notifications are working fine when I include ORSSerialPort in a brand new test project. It's only not working in a SwiftPackage I created, so I'm guessing it's just some entitlement issue.