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[webview_flutter] Remove warnings regarding iOS9 SDK methods #1976
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| - (void)clearCookies:(FlutterResult)result { | ||
| if (@available(iOS 9.0, *)) { | ||
| [self clearCookiesIos9AndLater:result]; | ||
| NSSet *websiteDataTypes = [NSSet setWithArray:@[ WKWebsiteDataTypeCookies ]]; |
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I know you just copied these lines, but since you're already touching this code would you mind adding generics and removing the unnecessary NSArray alloc:
NSSet<NSString *> *websiteDataTypes = [NSSet setWithObject:WKWebsiteDataTypeCookies];
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Nice, I did not know Obj-C can now do generics. Added this change, thx!
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…#1976) Including the webview_flutter plugin currently creates a few warnings rgd. methods not being available on iOS9 and so forth. It may be personal taste, but I find them distracting - and technically the method is not really protected by the @available block so it will be useful to move the code back into it. The plugin also migrates the example project files to the latest Xcode recommendation which removes compilation warnings as well. After this PR, the compiler warnings for the webview_example are gone completely:
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Including the
webview_flutterplugin currently creates a few warnings rgd. methods not being available on iOS9 and so forth.It may be personal taste, but I find them distracting - and technically the method is not really protected by the
@availableblock so it will be useful to move the code back into it.The plugin also migrates the example project files to the latest Xcode recommendation which removes compilation warnings as well.
After this PR, the compiler warnings for the webview_example are gone completely:
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@jmagman hi! I have seen your comments rgd. iOS compiler warnings and best practices in the past. Could you comment on this, please? Also, do you recommend that the Flutter templates (iOS plugin parts) could be updated to reflect latest Xcode recommendations?