Reachability.swift: Swift-Version File

[couchdeveloper]

For Swift 4, shouldn't .swift-version be updated accordingly? Currently it says 3. :)

[application-developer-DA]

@couchdeveloper by the way, did it work for you when you tried to use import Reachability instead of import ReachabilitySwift?

I've just updated to Swift 4, but for me it compiles only when I import ReachabilitySwift and not Reachability (as described in a README). I specified ReachabilitySwift in Podfile as well (according to README), specifying Reachability downloads Objective-C version of the library.

[ashleymills]

@couchdeveloper You would think so, but I forgot to update the file, and it works fine for me. I assume that the .swift-version file was only needed in Xcode 8 that shipped with 2 incompatible versions (2.3 & 3). The compiler for Xcode 9 can compile both Swift 3.2 & 4.

[ashleymills]

@application-developer-DA ReachabilitySwift in the podfile is correct. I'll take a look at the framework naming issue.

[couchdeveloper]

Not sure, which tool actually utilises the .swift-version file. As far as I know, CocoaPods (https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/pull/5841) and Swift Version Managers, e.g.: swiftenv.

@application-developer-DA We are using Carthage currently, so I cannot comment on that. (But notice, Carthage´s dependency resolver is currently bugged: it resolves to 4.0-beta2, when I set the version constraint to ~> 3.0 ).