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Recent major update in iOS application development tool Xcode 9 supports Swift 3.2 & 4 programming language.

I've my app developed with Swift 3 version and I want to convert/migrate, complete source code from Swift 3 to Swift 4. During migration, it's showing me 354 errors.

These errors are fixable. The solution of error is suggested by Xcode itself. But there are 354 errors. How can I fix them all at once? Manual fixing of each error one-by-one will be a time-consuming activity.

Is there any feasible solution to fix all errors at once.

Here is a snapshot with the sample.

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  • If it's all the same errors, you could search & replace all occurrences in the workspace as a workaround. – LinusGeffarth Jun 06 '17 at 14:38
  • I have that idea in my mind, several of them can be solved with such idea. But #selector statements expecting @objc with calling functions. That cannot be replaced with this idea – Krunal Jun 06 '17 at 14:43
  • See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/32505307/run-all-of-xcodes-fix-its-at-once – Matusalem Marques Jun 07 '17 at 01:26

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We have a better option to fix this error at once. It can be solved out from Editor menu

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Use this option to fix all the error at once in class.

Note: You cannot always rely on Xcode suggestions, but for migration case it will work in most of the case.

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