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If I get some spare time in the next month or so, I'll likely fork and submit a PR to fix it.
(I'm guessing it's most likely just caused by something minor like a version update.)
But I just wanted to bring it to your attention.
After cloning and importing the repo into the current version of Swift Playgrounds:
Expected: (Interactive Playground Lesson)
Actual:
Attempting to follow the instructions on the 1st lesson (per the expected flow of a playgrounds lesson),
❌ The Run My Code button is disabled (greyed out && unresponsive - so you can't click it to see the 1st Tree View example)
⚠️ The Speed Configuration button is also disabled
I thought maybe the intro page may have been dedicated to the presenting the info and tried to click on the next chapter in the outline:
❌ The outline is unresponsive. (Upon further click testing, I noticed)
❌ If the blue (highlit) text is supposed to be a hyperlink, that's also unresponsive.
Eventually I found that the system's next and previous (chevron buttons surrounding the title at the top) still work. I noticed the instructions at the top of the editor run off the screen on some of the chapters.
❌ It does not scroll at all.
❌ The Editor's textView is not selectable (you can't interact with the lesson)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If I get some spare time in the next month or so, I'll likely fork and submit a PR to fix it.
(I'm guessing it's most likely just caused by something minor like a version update.)
After cloning and importing the repo into the current version of Swift Playgrounds:
Expected: (Interactive Playground Lesson)
Actual:
Run My Code
button is disabled (greyed out && unresponsive - so you can't click it to see the 1st Tree View example)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: