Whilst adding some settings to The Stack1, I was reminded of something that has bugged me for a while about SwiftUI’s @AppStorage.
In a classic act of yak shaving, I decided to fix the annoyance instead of doing the task I actually set out to do…
I was looking back on some of my old blog posts from 2021 earlier1, and I came across something that I thought bears repeating.
It was from this post, and the section I though was worth re-visiting was called “Caveat Emptor”.
It was about how my open source projects are often unfinished, and unpolished, and very much work in progress.
What I said then still applies today, and I’ll repeat it below.
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Which sounds a little bit narcissistic now that I say it out loud. Ah well - bite me. I fell into a rabbit hole ok, and it just so happens to be one of my own making. ↩
After my last post, I thought a bit more about Release Tools, and decided that requiring a tag was definitely the right way to go, and over a couple of days last week I implemented it.
I also decided that it was a big enough change that I may as well call this Release Tools 4.0, and take the opportunity to clean up and remove some legacy code.