Support for Swift 5.9 #810
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This was referenced Feb 26, 2024
Co-authored-by: Marcos Griselli <[email protected]>
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| @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ public enum SwiftDeclarationAttributeKind: String, CaseIterable { | |||
| case setterPublic = "source.decl.attribute.setter_access.public" | |||
| case setterOpen = "source.decl.attribute.setter_access.open" | |||
| case optimize = "source.decl.attribute._optimize" | |||
| case consuming = "source.decl.attribute.__consuming" | |||
| case __consuming = "source.decl.attribute.__consuming" | |||
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In conjunction with the new 'real' consuming attribute this rename is a bit dodgy, open to suggestions...
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First step to adding Swift 5.10 support....
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