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Enable concurrency debugging by default, and address issues #1162

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🔥 Please don't merge this yet - it's unfinished 🔥

  • Build and run tests with concurrency debug active
  • Deprecate confinement contexts in 3.0, with a view to their complete removal in MR 4.0
  • Make Stacks use either private or main queue contexts, or if there is no point without the confinement context, deprecate the stack.
  • Update documentation
  • Add tests for all added methods

tonyarnold and others added 30 commits March 25, 2014 23:26
…raryInsertedEntitiesWithoutAContextToAnyContext test method
Cleanup 3.0 branch and re-introduce tests
…tibility and current versions to 3.0 and 3.0.0 respectively.
…ed objects from other contexts

Closes #513 — thanks to @rmndk for this change
…tUnixTimeString`

You can now specify `UnixTime` as a value for `dateFormat` during imports.
tonyarnold and others added 22 commits November 18, 2015 10:39
Enable much stricter warnings, and turn on warnings as errors
…onversions

Enable warnings for implicit nullability conversions
This includes a bump to OS X 10.10 and iOS 8.0 as the minimum supported targets, as well as removal of all code relating to the deprecated confinement context type.
As per docs sectionNameKeyPath can be nil to indicate that NSFetchedResultsController should generate a single section.
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Ignore this — see #1163 instead for the proper PR.

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