Hi y'all,
I do wonder. Why doesn't the fetchRequest method on NSMangedObject return NSFetchRequest but instead is declared as this: func fetchRequest() ->NSFetchRequest
Seems a bit odd and make writing things in Swift 5.5 that use CoreData a bit more tricky with a lot of nasty casts.
What would you guys suggest? I'm trying to write a function that gets fetchRequest that is correct for the ManagedObject that I got. Make some changes to that fetch request. And pass it to generic function that takes NSFetchRequest and returns me bunch of Foos -> [Foo] , etc.
