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md5: 8d419b1e27c5d9d16f237b305ea39ca5
Issue Description:
Swift keypaths index perfectly when used against pure Swift types:
class MyClass { let myProp = 1 } let path = \MyClass.myProp
5:21 | instance-property/Swift | myProp | ... 5:13 | class/Swift | MyClass | ...
But when used against objc properties, the main part of the expression is ignored:
import Foundation class MyClass { @objc var myProp = 1 } let path = \MyClass.myProp
7:21 | instance-property/Swift | myProp | ... // Missing MyClass
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Comment by Bruno Rocha (JIRA)
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md5: 8d419b1e27c5d9d16f237b305ea39ca5
Issue Description:
Swift keypaths index perfectly when used against pure Swift types:
But when used against objc properties, the main part of the expression is ignored:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: