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5,819 PointsThis is obsolete
Hi,
I have updated to Xcode 7 and this code isn't working anymore...
never mind
710 PointsYou are right, this project is a bit of a disaster, and needs to be maintained. You need to read all the questions in all of the lessons where students give fixes for all the broken code.
Aubrey Taylor
2,991 PointsI disagree that this project is a disaster.
Swift is new and things are changing a lot.
I do agree it's inconvenient having to look through a bunch of user questions. A centralized and maintained location for errata and changes between Xcode and Swift versions would go a long way.
Brandon Hawks
6,197 PointsBrandon Hawks
6,197 PointsI have the latest Xcode 7.0.1 with Swift 2 and my code is working perfectly. Not sure of the errors you are incurring but my biggest error was in the currentWeather.swift file. Make sure the struct currentWeather has '?' marks at the end of each 'Int'. Hope this helps! If you are getting a different error, I am happy to help.