Swift 3.1 - update APIs to resolve LoopKit 1.2.0 deprecation warnings #425
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March 29, 2017 17:57
1. Change all explicit calls to .debugDescription over to String(describing:). This preserves existing behavior which was happening implicitly before swift 3.1 2. Use CGFloat.pi instead of CGFloat(Double.pi), and fix an issue where I accidentally negated one of the values in an earlier commit
Separate them out from the non-API related warning fixes.
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We were accidentally getting 1.2.1 because carthage considers it to be compatible when you use the ~> notation.
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…warning (#425) Merge from release/v1.1.0
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This is on top of #421