Sanitize managedObjectClassName specifiying the current module #311
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[NEW] Swift: strip uncompilable period prefix from +[NSEntityDescription managedObjectClassName] when an entity is specified to load from the current module. (Saul Mora)
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Do we know when a new official release that includes this will be come out? We are running into this on our project, it forces us to modify the data model before and after each run to get the correct class names. |
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Sorry about the delay. I'm unsure. FWIW it's easy to build your own mogenerator based of the |
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Oh I'm pretty sure there's a homebrew way to do the above as well. |
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In the CoreData Model editor, an entity can have a specified module from which to be loaded. However, when specifying the current module, the entity class name is prepended with a ".". This is an invalid class name and also not helpful file name for the resulting generated files. The fix here is to check for the . and remove it in the file name and class name template.