Extension of generic type 'Array<T>' from a different module cannot provide public declarations about exswift HOT 15 OPEN

Hi,
this is a known problem with Xcode <= 6.3 where Swift frameworks cannot declare public extensions.

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I thought I followed the steps for Xcode 6.1.

Where do I should write this ?

components.takeFirst() { $0.completed }

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It's just an example, you don't have to write it anywhere.

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Ok, then I made the point 2. Should I make the point 1 two ? i do not see why it should be needed.

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Do I have to import ExSwift in the embedded libraries in the project manager ?

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Nope, you have to add the source files from ExSwift to your project (the second point in the list from the readme).

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OK so do you know why do I have the error ? I am using Xcode 6.1.1

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You're probably still linking the framework.
Remove any reference to ExSwift from your project and just add the source files.

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Still the same problem ...

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"1. Use Xcode 6.3 to compile the project (but in that case you won't be able to publish anything on the App Store until 6.3 is released to the public)"

@pNre Does this work for you with 6.3b? I'm using Version 6.3 (6D554n) (beta4) and I can't manage to avoid this error. I must be holding it wrong - is there a way to make these declarations public so it can be built und used as a framework?

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Can you please link an example project?

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What dark magic do you speak of @pNre? It is currently impossible to provide public extensions to generic classes from foreign modules. To till this date, no workaround has been found. I hope you've got a "... yet" stored in there for me.

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Just add 'public' to an Array extension method like 'each' and you'll get the error, no sample project required :)

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You're both right, this cannot be done (yet), I must have been drunk when I tried using it as module in beta 3.

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Swift 2.0 now allows extensions to generic types. Hooray!

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