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Not sure about all the ways to use the @rename directive.



I'm trying to rename a method 



@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable")

public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {


to:



public func setValueInTable(_ table: DBTable, for key: String, to value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool


Using the directive gives me the warning, but the auto-fix doesn't handle the parameter names. Is there a way to format the directive so the auto-fix works properly for parameter name changes?






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  • stackoverflow.com/a/24452181/2226328 ???
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  • @Frankenmint That's not a related question. I'm not trying to change values of passed parameters, I'm refactoring the method name and parameters.
    – Aaron Bratcher
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Not sure about all the ways to use the @rename directive.



I'm trying to rename a method 



@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable")

public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {


to:



public func setValueInTable(_ table: DBTable, for key: String, to value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool


Using the directive gives me the warning, but the auto-fix doesn't handle the parameter names. Is there a way to format the directive so the auto-fix works properly for parameter name changes?






swift xcode directive







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  • stackoverflow.com/a/24452181/2226328 ???
    – Frankenmint
    2 days ago










  • @Frankenmint That's not a related question. I'm not trying to change values of passed parameters, I'm refactoring the method name and parameters.
    – Aaron Bratcher
    2 days ago













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Not sure about all the ways to use the @rename directive.



I'm trying to rename a method 



@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable")

public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {


to:



public func setValueInTable(_ table: DBTable, for key: String, to value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool


Using the directive gives me the warning, but the auto-fix doesn't handle the parameter names. Is there a way to format the directive so the auto-fix works properly for parameter name changes?






swift xcode directive







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Not sure about all the ways to use the @rename directive.



I'm trying to rename a method 



@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable")

public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {


to:



public func setValueInTable(_ table: DBTable, for key: String, to value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool


Using the directive gives me the warning, but the auto-fix doesn't handle the parameter names. Is there a way to format the directive so the auto-fix works properly for parameter name changes?






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  • stackoverflow.com/a/24452181/2226328 ???
    – Frankenmint
    2 days ago










  • @Frankenmint That's not a related question. I'm not trying to change values of passed parameters, I'm refactoring the method name and parameters.
    – Aaron Bratcher
    2 days ago


















  • stackoverflow.com/a/24452181/2226328 ???
    – Frankenmint
    2 days ago










  • @Frankenmint That's not a related question. I'm not trying to change values of passed parameters, I'm refactoring the method name and parameters.
    – Aaron Bratcher
    2 days ago
















stackoverflow.com/a/24452181/2226328 ???
– Frankenmint
2 days ago




stackoverflow.com/a/24452181/2226328 ???
– Frankenmint
2 days ago












@Frankenmint That's not a related question. I'm not trying to change values of passed parameters, I'm refactoring the method name and parameters.
– Aaron Bratcher
2 days ago




@Frankenmint That's not a related question. I'm not trying to change values of passed parameters, I'm refactoring the method name and parameters.
– Aaron Bratcher
2 days ago












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Swift doesn't support that right now. My suggestion would be to add a message argument to the attribute mentioning the parameter label changes:



@available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable", message: "The parameter labels have changed to (_:for:to:autoDeleteAfter:)")

public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {}





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    Swift doesn't support that right now. My suggestion would be to add a message argument to the attribute mentioning the parameter label changes:



    @available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable", message: "The parameter labels have changed to (_:for:to:autoDeleteAfter:)")
    
public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {}





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      Swift doesn't support that right now. My suggestion would be to add a message argument to the attribute mentioning the parameter label changes:



      @available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable", message: "The parameter labels have changed to (_:for:to:autoDeleteAfter:)")
      
public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {}





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        Swift doesn't support that right now. My suggestion would be to add a message argument to the attribute mentioning the parameter label changes:



        @available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable", message: "The parameter labels have changed to (_:for:to:autoDeleteAfter:)")
        
public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {}





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        Swift doesn't support that right now. My suggestion would be to add a message argument to the attribute mentioning the parameter label changes:



        @available(*, deprecated, renamed: "setValueInTable", message: "The parameter labels have changed to (_:for:to:autoDeleteAfter:)")
        
public func setValue(table: String, key: String, value: String, autoDeleteAfter: Date? = nil) -> Bool {}






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