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Swift Compiler Error due to multiple Ambiguous use of 'validate' error #128
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@code-draft I have got the same issue on Xcode 11 |
me too, any fix? |
Hi guys I'll look into this when I get a bit of spare time. I haven't had chance to run the lib on Xcode 11 yet. |
I got around this problem by renaming the validate function by adding an extra e so it wouldn't clash with what ever was causing the ambiguous errors. I don't have and swift/objC experience as I work mostly in react native, so I don't know if this will have any ill effects.
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Anyone is working on a PR for this? |
I have got the same issue on Xcode 11, any fix? |
Funny thing. I cloned this and was about to make a PR. But the source builds fine in master. It's been fixed, but not released: EDIT: It was fixed in this commit: cf7232e EDIT 2: I'm a dingus 😂. This change has been released; I was sitting at an older release. This doesn't build under Xcode 11 still, but this isn't the error I'm getting with the latest release. I'm seeing the same as #129. |
I guess this one is the cause: Added in iOS 13 |
@code-draft the problem is that you are using outdated branch instead of master (where everything works as expected). Or are there any requirements to use that branch? Just use: |
I'm using 'pod Validator' and the error still remains. Some news? |
@FabrizioSposetti-U Have you tried |
Yes, it works. Now im facing troubles because of merge method. I was using it a lot and it does not exist any more. I have seen that there is an other issue associated with this. |
After updating to Xcode Version 11.0 (11A420a) on macOS Mojave Version 10.14.6 (18G95), with Cocopods Version 1.7.5, Validator Pod Version swift-4.2
pod 'Validator', :git => 'https://github.com/adamwaite/Validator.git', :branch => 'swift-4.2'
I have been facing this error.
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