TimeInterval - seconds(_ secondsCount: Int) -> TimeInterval

[Nikoloz Tatunashvili]

Describe the bug 🐛
You have an extension about TimeInterval which has a method seconds(_:) -> TimeInterval
this method already exists

public extension TimeInterval {
  static let second: TimeInterval = 1

  static func seconds(_ secondsCount: Int) -> TimeInterval {
        return TimeInterval(secondsCount)
  }
}

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[Vladislav Fitc]

Hi @tatunn,
I didn't manage to find this method in the standard library. Could you provide more details?

[Hayeu Yury]

Hello, it conflicts with DispatchTimeInterval.seconds, so when a library is connected we need to specify, which type to use. For example, the next code produces error ambiguous use of init, if the library is connected. (Xcode version 12.5)

DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + .seconds(1)) {
  // Some code
}

So the fix is to specify the type manually. However, I suppose, that the extension of the TimeInterval shouldn't be public.

DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + DispatchTimeInterval.seconds(1)) {

}