How are people writing their UI tests for iOS these days? I've used KIF earlier with great results, running UI tests in-process greatly simplifies things. It feels dated through, and bringing in KIF now would feel like a risk. Any alternatives? #iosdev#ios
@rampatra_ I actually had the same thing at my jobbyjob. We were waiting for review Monday-Friday last week, and app update was finally reviewd and approved on Friday. I haven't waited that long for years.
@sstralberg Yeah, that would make sense, as AI lowers the bar for what it takes to create software.
What makes me so torn about this is that people that I look up to praise AI for SWE, but my own experiences don't match those praises at all. It makes me wonder if I'm 'holding it wrong'. :-)
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Another thing I'm battling is UIBarButtonItems simply not always adapting to the content underneath as they should (e.g. changing the foreground color when scrolling over elements).
Is anyone else seeing issues like this?
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So, um, since Twitter is turning into a burning pile of porn bots, trolls, and just general chaos, I'll probably hang out on Mastodon and Threads a bit more now. I'll probably keep this account active as well, though, but probably a bit less active than before.
I enabled strict concurrency checking on my jobby job project, and I sort of didn't expect many errors or warnings, since we don't use a a lot of the modern concurrency stuff (yet). Well... holy macaroni what a rabbit hole this turned out to be.
I started fixing some of the few errors that we had. That lead to more errors and warnings, fixing those lead to more errors and warnings. Now, 3 hours later, the compiler is crashing and my project still isn't building.