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I am moving a test application over to Xcode 8 Beta 5 and converted my code to Swift 3. I am left with a few errors regarding the switch to Error from NSError. I get an error in Xcode saying, 'Value of type 'Error' has no member 'code'. I can still use localizedDescription. Is code no longer a value within Error or is it just a bug within Xcode?
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