Oct 15, 2015
iOS SDK: UIAlertAction accepts nullable title
UIAlertAction’s init method takes a String? for “title” in Swift, but the documentation states “This parameter must not be nil”
https://openradar.appspot.com/22869504
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iOS SDK: UIAlertAction accepts nullable title
UIAlertAction’s init method takes a String? for “title” in Swift, but the documentation states “This parameter must not be nil”
https://openradar.appspot.com/22869504
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UIAlertAction initializer takes optional string when it should be non-optional
Summary: The UIAlertAction documentation states that the title parameter in its initializer "must not be nil". However, this parameter is marked as optional when it could be marked as non-optional to enforce this requirement at compile time.
Steps to Reproduce: Pass nil title to UIAlertAction initializer Application Crashes with no compiler error despite requirement of non-nil titles.
Expected Results: UIAlertAction initializer's title parameter should not be optional to enforce this requirement.
Actual Results: UIAlertAction initializer allows title to be nil, causing a crash.
https://openradar.appspot.com/22609978