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Resolved compiler warnings for documentation errors #3336
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Thanks so much! Would you be able to rebase this with master so the tests pass? Thanks! |
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Yay! Rebased and now all checks have passed. |
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These compiler warnings for incorrect parameters in the function documentation don't seem to appear when building AFNetworking, but they do appear in an iOS project I use with AFNetworking as a dependency (via Pods).