2.0.0

XcodeFormat 2.0.0

A major update that expands language support, adds a command-line mode, and brings automatic updates — along with a host of improvements that make formatting faster and more reliable.

What's New

• C, C++, and Objective-C support — XcodeFormat now formats C-family code in addition to Swift, so you can keep your entire project consistent from one tool.
• Command-line mode — Format files straight from the terminal, perfect for scripts, pre-commit hooks, and CI pipelines — no need to open the app.
• Reload configurations on demand — A new menu item lets you refresh your configurations instantly after making changes.
• Simpler configurations — You can now set up a configuration with just a single formatter, with validation built right in as you go.
• Clearer error messages — When formatting can't be completed, the reason now appears directly in Xcode instead of failing quietly.
• Credits window — A new window recognizing the people and projects behind XcodeFormat.

Improvements & Fixes

• Your cursor stays put — The insertion point is now preserved accurately after formatting, even in files with special characters.
• Safer configuration downloads — Configurations are now downloaded over secure connections and verified for integrity.
• More reliable formatting — Resolved issues that could cause formatting to hang or return incomplete results on larger files.
• General stability and performance improvements throughout the app.

1.0.3

• Added a preferences window.
• The active configuration name may now be displayed in the menu bar.

1.0.2

• Preserving the insertion point whenever possible.

1.0.1

• The application can now be set to start at login.

1.0.0

1.0.0