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# Does this branch contain my fix?
git merge-base --is-ancestor <maybe_ancestor> <descendant> && echo "Yes" || echo "No"

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Set value

GCC_PREPROCESSOR_DEFINITIONS = FOO=My Value

Add Constants.m

It is particularly important to check that the definition of your value exists here, as it will not cause a compilation failure, but instead result in the generation of @"FOO".

@import Foundation;

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# ​Xcode does not offer a way to fully remove all cached Package manifest data from 
# macOS. This script takes care of it for you.
# 
# Important: SPM implicitly relies on the `org.swift.swiftpm` Swift package
# to manage a local database of resolved package manifest files. That database
# will happily cache your resolved manifest to character-level accuracy. To
# clear out the resolved package manifest, there is only one known solution:
# nuking and paving that database. Running the following command (standard
# user permissions works fine) will nuke the database:

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Repackaging a Fat Static Library as an xcframework

Consider this directory tree from a vendor:

OwningTheLibs/
  OwningTheLibs.a
  include/
    OwningTheLibs/
      OwningTheLibs.h

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import Foundation

/// This class is public, because my library exposes this to the rest of my app.
public class ObligatoryNetworkingClient {

    public enum GetEndpoint {
        case timeline
        case profile(userID: String)
        case directMessages
    }

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#  ______     ______     __  __    
# /\___  \   /\  ___\   /\ \_\ \   
# \/_/  /__  \ \___  \  \ \  __ \  
#   /\_____\  \/\_____\  \ \_\ \_\ 
#   \/_____/   \/_____/   \/_/\/_/ 
#   

# THE GODDAMN PROMPT
# ---------------------------------------------------------------
# Looks best with certain fonts, e.g. SFMono, smoothing enabled.

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import Foundation

/*

 Alls you gotta do is (in Main.swift):

 1. Initialize an Importer with the file URL to the JSON file (origin) and a URL to the directory that will contain all the Jekyll-formatted posts (destination).
 2. Call the `run()` method on the Importer.

 */

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Setting Up Xcode Server Email Notifications on a Repurposed Household Mac So They Send From Your GSuite Account

I recently repurposed a family computer to play a new role: Xcode build server. Setting up the bot wasn't too bad overall, but there was one really big hurdle: getting post-integration email notifications to actually send. Despite the (relative) user-friendliness of the UI, the email notification feature is very unforgiving. It expects to be running on a mac that is hosting (or sitting behind) a domain that's also running it's own SMTP service. A repurposed family computer is not going to have such a setup. Outbound mail is going to either not send at all or else likely get bounced by spam filtering.

I do have a GSuite account for small business stuff. I host my website at Media Temple, but the email service is run by Gmail, with DNS records configured to route mail traffic to Gmail. What I want is for my Xcode bot to send email notifications from one of my GSuite accounts. The following are s

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enum MyEnum: Codable {
    case foo
    case bar(Int)
    case baz(label: String)
    case qux(Bool, label: String, Int)
    case anotherCase(discriminator: String, anotherCase_1: Int)
}

// Begin synthesized code...

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/// Quick-n-dirty translation of MWFeedParser's algorithm from Objective-C to Swift
/// seealso: https://github.com/mwaterfall/MWFeedParser/blob/master/Classes/NSString%2BHTML.m
public extension NSString {
    
    public func byConvertingHTMLToPlainText() -> String {
        
        let stopCharacters = CharacterSet(charactersIn: "< \t\n\r\(0x0085)\(0x000C)\(0x2028)\(0x2029)")
        let newLineAndWhitespaceCharacters = CharacterSet(charactersIn: " \t\n\r\(0x0085)\(0x000C)\(0x2028)\(0x2029)")
        let tagNameCharacters = CharacterSet(charactersIn: "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ")