Swift 2.2/XCode 7.3 compilation error: Incorrect argument label in call (have 'withoutDataWithObjectId:', expeced 'outDataWithObjectId:')

[coolnalu]

Ran into the problem after updating to XCode 7.3 this morning.

[nlutsenko]

@coolnalu, any chance you are using the latest SDK? This should be fixed as of 1.13.0 that was released yesterday.

[coolnalu]

@nlutsenko thanks for the quick reply. I did update to 1.13.0 today. and also deleted Parse from /Pods and reinstalled to prevent cached result. I saw your commit in #859 but still getting the error that's why I created the ticket.

[nlutsenko]

You also deleted DerivedData, I assume?

[coolnalu]

do you need to modify the method + (instancetype)objectWithoutDataWithObjectId:(nullable NSString *)objectId; in PFObject+Subclass.h as well?

[coolnalu]

@nlutsenko just did and rebuilt. error didn't go away.

[nlutsenko]

(－‸ლ) I am looking at the wrong method, so sorry... Yup, that would be it.
I am not sure, but I believe SourceKit doesn't allow overriding constructors in protocols using NS_SWIFT_NAME, meaning that you would need to change the method.

[nlutsenko]

Going to try few more things here and get back to you.

[coolnalu]

@nlutsenko cool thanks!

[nlutsenko]

@coolnalu, in-place fix - change a line in Objective-C header that this is referencing (PFObject+Subclass.h) to

+ (instancetype)objectWithoutDataWithObjectId:(nullable NSString *)objectId NS_SWIFT_NAME(init(withoutDataWithObjectId:));

Looks like it doesn't like it for whatever reason, so I am looking a solution that would be close, but the one that doesn't produce a warning.

[coolnalu]

@nlutsenko that fixed the compile. thanks!

[nlutsenko]

;) I breaks couple of our things, but I am trying to mitigate that...