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[Import as member] Core Graphics #2071
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ERROR: Couldn't find any revision to build. Verify the repository and branch configuration for this job. |
Alright, now that github is functioning normally again, |
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Ugh, this is failing due to SDK differences and I can't seem to repro right now. I pushed a fix to this specific issue, and now I'll be preparing my machine to be more like the builder's set up. @swift-ci please test |
Fixes a bug where we weren't performing enough checks on inferred computed properties that did not have a pair-ed up setter.
Introduces CoreGraphics.apinotes, in which we enable the import-as-member inference system. Additionally, include some explicit SwiftNames, for when inference doesn't produce the right result, and to aid compatibility with the overlays. Refactors many of the trivial overlays out, shrinking the CoreGraphics.swift overlay by over half. Updates in-tree test cases. The names we currently have will be highly in flux for a while, and are likely to change frequently over the near term. There are a few remaining known bugs that are worked around by apinotes entries.
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[pull] swiftwasm from main
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