Objectify for Mac Release Notes.

Objectify 1.2.4 - June 26, 2012

IMPORTANT: Objectify now requires Mac OS X 10.7.3 (Lion) or later.

Fixed a potential crash when automatically merging models with the same JSON key.
Generated dictionaryRepresentation method now checks if non-scalar properties are nil before adding them to the dictionary.
NSCoder implementation now calls the appropriate superclass methods if not a subclass of NSObject.

IMPORTANT: Objectify now requires Mac OS X 10.7.3 (Lion) or later.

Support for the new MacBook Pro with Retina Display.
Moved the preferred Xcode location, name, and company name to Preferences rather than relying on silent and automatic detection.
Added a new, one-time "Getting Started" screen for you to set the above preferences quickly and immediately.
Minor bugfixes.

IMPORTANT: Objectify now requires Mac OS X 10.7 (Lion) or later.

Generated code can now be ARC-compliant.
Now any models in a schema can be merged together.
JSON input can now be pretty-printed.
Class implementations can now include a method to represent an instance's properties as an NSDictionary.
Added option to automatically merge models with the same JSON key.
Added an option to use a new, compact KVC-oriented approach for property-setting methods.
Ivars or classes can be suppressed when generating files.
Added an option to suppress @synthesize statements.
Added an option to skip including ivar declarations in header files.
Class names can now be edited from the Code tab.
Improved support for subclasses of NSManagedObject.
Added support for Lion's fullscreen mode.
A default superclass for all generated models can be specified.
Array-based ivars can now be typed as NSMutableArrays.
Support for templates from more Xcode versions.
Mountain Lion compatibility fixes.
Minor bugfixes and polish.
Objectify is sandboxed when purchased from the Mac App Store.
Objectify is signed for Gatekeeper when purchased outside of the Mac App Store.

Generated methods for populating instances from NSDictionaries now have more robust type checking for dictionary values.

Model class implementations can now be generated with methods that will create a new instance of that class populated with data from an NSDictionary (presumably from JSON you've already parsed in your app).
Improved JSON parsing error messages. The offending line is also now automatically selected when possible.
Improved Mac OS X Lion compatibility.
Switched from TouchJSON to JSONKit for parsing.
Models now automatically substitute "descriptionText" for a "description" attribute. This can be adjusted in Preferences.
The Edit view has been simplified visually.
Generation of dealloc methods can be turned off in Preferences.
Fixed automatic ivar type detection on Lion.
Improved marking of forward classes and inclusion of other headers.
Fixed a potential crasher when re-parsing JSON content.
Now determining more code style preferences from Accessorizer. (Newlines before open braces in method implementations vs. for / while and if statements.)
Fixed header imports for Xcode 3.2 users.
Improved compatibility with Xcode 4.1 and 4.2 templates.
Fixed NSCoding code generation for users not using Accessorizer.
Minor code formatting tweaks.

Fixed a bug when re-parsing modified content.
Fixed bugs with selecting a custom implementation file template.
Fixed a bug when the user's Accessorizer preferences are set to generate a full dealloc block.
Improved import statements on generated header files.
Added separators between column headers on Model view.
Improved compatibility with future development tool versions.

Initial release. Enjoy using Objectify!