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I've found when generating a swift package from my rust FFI bindings, that if I use already_declared on a type in a subsequent extern "Rust" block, that the generated code never declares the class initially (it only includes extension)
I can provide some concrete examples but it really is that simple that I'm not sure an example would show anything other than what I just wrote :-P
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A bit easier to see it as a bridge module than as words. For example, I can't tell if your scenario has 2 bridge modules or one.
I'm assuming two, but would prefer not to assume.
So yes please comment with an minimal example bridge module that illustrates the problem.
I've found when generating a swift package from my rust FFI bindings, that if I use
already_declared
on a type in a subsequentextern "Rust"
block, that the generated code never declares the class initially (it only includesextension
)I can provide some concrete examples but it really is that simple that I'm not sure an example would show anything other than what I just wrote :-P
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: