Test pass locally for iOS on Swift 4.0 and 4.2. Not sure how this didn't show up earlier – possibly due to my use of Xcode 10 beta vs release.

After more research, not only does this issue only occur in the latest Beta Xcode 10.2 (10P82s), but the fix actually breaks non-beta Xcode 10.1 (10B61)!

Not sure what to do here, but it should not be merged just yet...

It would be helpful if you could open an issue for this so that anyone searching for it can more easily find it. I spent quite a bit of time coming to the same fix and only stumbled upon your branch by accident.

After more research, not only does this issue only occur in the latest Beta Xcode 10.2 (10P82s), but the fix actually breaks non-beta Xcode 10.1 (10B61)!

Not sure what to do here, but it should not be merged just yet...

I've been working on updating this library to 4.2 + Xcode 10.2, and 5.0 + Xcode 10.2. The answer is to conditionally compile the new code:

#if swift(>=4.2.2)
        return String(cString: UnsafePointer<UInt8>(strerror(errno)))
#else
        return String(cString: UnsafePointer(strerror(errno)))
#endif

This works because the new version of Swift 4.2 in Xcode 10.2 is 4.2.2.

@alanzeino That's a good catch 👍.

I've been working on updating this library to 4.2 + Xcode 10.2, and 5.0 + Xcode 10.2.

I can assume we can expect a draft PR soon then with the update 😅 ?

Hello,

I actually opened an issue for this because I didn't find this PR (thanks @Vkt0r for referencing). In order to fix this you can simply remove the
UnsafePointer. You can see the discussion at the Apple Forum

@alanzeino That's a good catch 👍.

I've been working on updating this library to 4.2 + Xcode 10.2, and 5.0 + Xcode 10.2.

I can assume we can expect a draft PR soon then with the update 😅 ?

I'm close, just got one issue to solve and I can PR it.

In Xcode 10.2b4 this change isn't needed anymore.

Closing this in favor of #370.