Make header and footer view initializers public#175
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I like this style, personally, I usually add @objc on the preceding line if it becomes necessary |
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SwiftLint has an open PR for this rule I believe. It's driving me crazy though. After the initial release I had hoped to make a starter issue for someone to lint it for me 😅 |
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In order to subclass MessageHeaderView and MessageFooterView, the initializers need to be marked public. Tangential, but I vote we stick with this order moving forward:
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