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The new associatedtype syntax was implemented and it's available for usage. Task

However, associatedtype is not available in latest Toolchain snapshot, meaning it's not possible to compile project in Xcode, so maybe it would be better to wait for new Toolchain snapshot before merging this PR.

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mxcl commented Jan 22, 2016

Yeah, we should wait for the next toolchain. I'm not sure where it is, it's overdue.

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This one is ready to merge now. New snapshot is available https://swift.org/download
The associatedtype now available in Xcode with new toolchain.

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@mxcl mxcl merged commit 6ed3afe into swiftlang:master Jan 26, 2016
@kostiakoval kostiakoval deleted the associatedtype branch January 27, 2016 08:26
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kashif commented Jan 29, 2016

@kostiakoval for some reason the https://github.com/apple/swift-package-manager/releases/tag/swift-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2016-01-25-a does not have this commit ... or am I mistaken?

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mxcl commented Jan 29, 2016

It was merged after the tag I believe.

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kashif commented Jan 29, 2016

ok cool @mxcl any chance to make a new release? i'm trying to update the homebrew formula and its not possible to patch resources....

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mxcl commented Jan 30, 2016

I have no control over the snapshot releases I'm afraid. If you're lucky there'll be a new one on Monday. It seems like you should be able to patch this, but if you can't (why not?) it's only going to warn, not error.

aciidgh pushed a commit to aciidgh/swift-package-manager that referenced this pull request Jan 11, 2019
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