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…ge on iOS Xcode 27 (Swift 6.3) warns "expression implicitly coerced from 'String?' to 'Any'" for the value handed to call.resolve. Making the coercion explicit with `as Any` keeps the exact same behaviour (a missing localization still resolves as null) and clears the warning.
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What
Building an app that uses
@capacitor/appon Xcode 27 (Swift 6.3) shows one warning from this plugin:getAppLanguageputsBundle.main.preferredLocalizations.first(aString?) straight into the[String: Any]passed tocall.resolve. This PR makes the coercion explicit withas Any, which keeps the exact same behaviour — a missing localization still resolves asnull— and clears the warning.Verification
Built an app consuming the plugin with Xcode 27: the warning is gone, no new ones. No API or behaviour change.
Found while building PanicButton SOS.