Swift: More model repairs for Swift 6 #17989
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jketema
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@redsun82 probably best if you merge this, to avoid surprises as it targets your PR. |
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It looks like all the issues with flow through conversions in the Swift 6 PR are modelling issues. In particular, some of the initialisers of
Numericare now initializers ofSignedInteger+UnsignedIntegerinstead (or possibly as well) in Swift 6. There are other changes as well, and as far as I'm aware we don't have a reliable way to tell what they are (unless, perhaps, there is updated documentation I'm unaware of). In any case I have expanded the tests in an attempt to catch all I can, expanded models to cover the regressions I found (in some cases we probably have slightly more flow now), and I fixed a couple of issues that came up in query tests as well.