Comments.

1Weather/AppDelegate.swift

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ import OneWeatherCore
 import AppsFlyerLib
 import OneWeatherAnalytics
 
-#warning("Fix ASAP")
+
 import WDTWeatherSource
 import BlendHealthSource
 import BlendFIPSSource
@@ -48,8 +48,10 @@ class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate {
             log.debug("Launch options: -")
         }
         
+        log.debug("Work directory: \(NSHomeDirectory())")
+        
         //LocationManager
-        #warning("Fix ASAP")
+        //TODO: introduce dependency management (dependency injection engine coupled with a factory or something of the sort).
         LocationManager.shared = LocationManager(weatherUpdateSource: WdtWeatherSource(),
                                                  healthSource: BlendHealthSource(),
                                                  nwsAlertsManager: NWSAlertsManager(),

OneWeatherCore/OneWeatherCore/Storage/Storage.swift

@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ import Foundation
 /// locations list, selectedIndex, error
 public typealias StorageCompletion = ([Location]?, Int?, Error?) -> ()
 
+
+/// Classes implementing this protocol manage storage of the app data. Every Storage class has to guarantee that if you call save(data) and load(data), you'll get your data back (unless any third party interferes with wherever the storage implementation puts its data to).
 public protocol Storage {
     func save(locations: [Location], selectedIndex: Int?)
     func load(completion: @escaping StorageCompletion)