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Hello!
I came up with this idea, so letting you know anyways. 😉
Xcode provides auto-correction keyboard shortcut Command + alt + control + F by default.
I thought it would be useful if the key stroke above triggers SwiftLint's auto-correction along with Xcode's auto-correction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It relates to "issues" shown as yellow or red markers.
This plugin currently does not provide linting (not yet: #2) and no markers shown by it.
Also SwiftLint does not provide selective, per-issue autocorrection.
So it might be better to be other shortcut than default one (#5).
Hello!
I came up with this idea, so letting you know anyways. 😉
Xcode provides auto-correction keyboard shortcut
Command + alt + control + F
by default.I thought it would be useful if the key stroke above triggers SwiftLint's auto-correction along with Xcode's auto-correction.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: