@jckarter, any ideas?

@swift-ci create

@belkadan You know if there's anything unusual about the inherited implementation of `initWithCoder:` that might interfere with our usual Swift init codegen?

Can't think of anything that would only leak one of the dictionaries. Double initialization due to improperly annotated designated initializers should always leak both of them.

coreywatson (JIRA User) I gave this a shot with Xcode 8.3 beta 1, and I wasn't able to reproduce. I made a fresh Single View Application iOS App, pasted in your view controller definition from the bug report:

import UIKit

class ViewController: UIViewController {

  var dictionaryOne: [Int : String] = [:]
  
  var dictionaryTwo: [Int : String] = [:]
}

Running in the Simulator with the Leaks instrument doesn't register any leaks for me with either one or two dictionaries. Are you able to reproduce in 8.3 beta 1, and if so, would you be able to attach a complete project?

Comment by Corey Watson (JIRA)

Looks like beta 1 plugged the leak, and beta 2 plugged a similar one when I attempted to modify dictionaryTwo. Thanks!