With WWDC 2021 just around the corner I've been thinking about what I'd like to see there.
A lot of the popular discourse around this time of year is focussed on features of the operating systems but I want to look at what I'd like to see as a developer for Apple platforms.
I love to develop for Apple platforms but it can often be a painful process. May is like a christmas for Apple developers.
Partial fix for #31
Added to work around https://bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-14103
Overall this is pretty minor but when dealing with a lot of SingleElementSections that are infrequently updated is does start to slow down.
I thought a faster approach would be to use generics on replace(element:) to only check for nil when the value is Optional, but generics don't allow for this kind of overload.
Also added some basic tests. The performance tests show a ~9% performance increase.
Replacing https://github.com/composed-swift/ComposedUI/pull/15
This PR is being used to diff between the OpenNet fork.
Hopefully other PRs will be merged before this (e.g. https://github.com/composed-swift/Composed/pull/21), which should lead to this PR having no changes and purely to ensure some of the history is not lost.
We've discussed returning -1 not being great previously, but now we have the 2.0 branch we can make this change :)
Updated to match syntax in README.md.
Maybe these were intentionally left because the package has a minimum tools version of 4.2?