If some of your models happen to be both ArrowParsable and RawRepresentable, when trying to parse them using the <-- operator, you'll get the following error:
error: ambiguous use of operator '<--'
note: found this candidate
public func <--(left: inout T, right: Arrow.JSON?)
note: found this candidate
public func <--(left: inout T, right: Arrow.JSON?)
This issue is fixed by providing generic specialization conforming to both protocols and then parsing the model as regular ArrowParsable, as this should really be the use-case.
NOTE: the new functions implementations copy-paste the code from the corresponding custom types parsing. I think this part should be refactored before merging. @s4cha let me know what you think.
Also updated the tests and the project settings to eliminate Xcode 8.1 warnings.
s4cha
commented
8 years ago
If some of your models happen to be both
ArrowParsableandRawRepresentable, when trying to parse them using the<--operator, you'll get the following error:This issue is fixed by providing generic specialization conforming to both protocols and then parsing the model as regular
ArrowParsable, as this should really be the use-case.NOTE: the new functions implementations copy-paste the code from the corresponding custom types parsing. I think this part should be refactored before merging. @s4cha let me know what you think.
Also updated the tests and the project settings to eliminate Xcode 8.1 warnings.