A copy of Package.swift with swift-tools-version updated to 5.3 and iOS platform updated to iOS 9.

Having this as a separate file prevents breaking backwards compatibility with Swift < 5.3 projects that support iOS 8.

A copy of Package.swift with swift-tools-version updated to 5.3 and iOS platform updated to iOS 9.

Having this as a separate file prevents breaking backwards compatibility with Swift < 5.3 projects that support iOS 8.

Using embedded collection views with each one using a CollectionCoordinator would cause an infinite loop in responds(to:).

Maybe it's better to check in responds(to:)? I don't know if there are other scenarios this could happen in.

It looks like there's been a breaking API change compared to 1.0.1, albeit a small one.

ArraySection.updateDelegate was already weak and looking at the memory graph this is causing circular references

This is a copy/paste from https://github.com/JosephDuffy/Persist/, with a couple of small tweaks:

• Only tests iOS; macOS, tvOS, and watchOS were removed
• Coverage is not uploaded to Codecov; I don't have permission to add the project
• Xcode 11.5 is used; this is the latest stable version
• v2 of the cache action is used; this is the latest stable version

It will do the following:

• Perform a release when a tag starting with v is pushed
  • v0* or v*- (e.g. v1.1.0-rc1) will be marked as pre-release
• Build and upload docs to the gh-pages branch as part of releases
• Run tests against iOS when a commit is pushed

Note that the cache is not as useful as it could be right now; Swift likes to rebuild things based on inodes so the cache is largely (maybe entirely) discarded, but will be useful in a future Swift release.

You'll need to create an orphaned gh-pages branch for the docs since I don't have permissions. I don't think it needs an initial commit, although maybe you can't push an empty branch? I've never tried.

Basic Sections were not propagating updates if added via a call to invalidateAll. This is to address #2.

The issue can be recreated by using a SegmentedSectionProvider when switching to a segment that contains a Section (SectionProvider works I think)

This commit alone is likely not enough to fix this issue; updateDelegate should probably be set to nil for removed Sections, and should probably be set in more places.

I've not been able to test this locally but it compiles in Xcode 11.2 so might work for Xcode 9.2?