Add a public Observable alias to overcome Xcode 15 bug

[johankool]

Fixes #66

[DmitriyAnd]

@freak4pc Hi!
Is there any way you can merge this or #68 PRs and publish updated version for Cocoapods?
Thanks

[iandric]

Does it make more sense to put this in a separate file, e.g. named Observable+Alias.swift? WDYT?

[AboulEinein]

@iandric any idea when will this be merged and a new release published? I'm currently blocked by this 🙏🏻

[iandric]

@iandric any idea when will this be merged and a new release published? I'm currently blocked by this 🙏🏻

No, I'm not involved in the project; just tried to speed things up by reviewing and bumping this.

[freak4pc]

There's no active maintainer for this project unfortunately. I can try and help in a few days but am preoccupied at the moment 🙏

[iandric]

There's no active maintainer for this project unfortunately. I can try and help in a few days but am preoccupied at the moment 🙏

Gotcha @freak4pc, just created a new PR handling this, that also fixes Example app compilation. Also raised version to 4.0.1, so maybe that one could possibly be the one to get this fix merged?

[brandy2015]

private func bindingsStrongify<Event, O, WeakOwner>(_ owner: WeakOwner, _ bindings: @escaping (WeakOwner, O) -> (Bindings))
-> (O) -> (Bindings) where WeakOwner: AnyObject {
return { [weak owner] state -> Bindings in
guard let strongOwner = owner else {

            return Bindings(subscriptions: [], events:  [Observable<Event>]())
        }
        return bindings(strongOwner, state)
    }

}

//Add this to Fix it
public typealias Observable = RxSwift.Observable