Thanks Brent, sounds reasonable. Although I don’t think this was a problem in
pre-Swift 3.0 builds. I think I’ll just avoid using attributes beginning with
‘is’ in the managed object model!
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> Here’s something ‘cute’. Make a simple ios project using coredata. Name an
> entity whatever you like, but give it any attribute that starts with ‘is’.
> Such as isVisited or isDone or whatever you like of type Boolean. Try
> setting the entity to true or false, no matter, and save the entity
OK, i tested it using a string attribute and it still fails. Coredata will
crash if an attribute begins with ‘is’.
> Here’s something ‘cute’. Make a simple ios project using coredata. Name an
> entity whatever you like, but give it any attribute that starts with ‘is’.
> Such as isVisited or isD
Here’s something ‘cute’. Make a simple ios project using coredata. Name an
entity whatever you like, but give it any attribute that starts with ‘is’. Such
as isVisited or isDone or whatever you like of type Boolean. Try setting the
entity to true or false, no matter, and save the entity. The pr
