Tolerate Swift 5.1 #44
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So we have no Travis support for Swift 5.1 on macOS at the moment, but I have manually tested that this works on the latest Xcode11 and Catalina beta 3. |
ianpartridge
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Fix format changes in tests for Swift 4.2 and later (todo: are these actually the right results?)
Disable part of a test that assumes dictionary ordering in Swift 5 and later
Build in Swift 5 compiler mode
Fix compilation failure by commenting out an apparently ambiguous
<operator on NSNumber with Swift 5.1 (todo: why is this necessary?)