[Type checker] Don't infer 'dynamic' for 'let' variables or within final classes#4875
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…nal classes. The 'dynamic' inference would infer 'dynamic' in places where it would also infer 'final', leading to a diagnostic error: a declaration cannot be both 'final' and 'dynamic' with no source location information. Don't infer 'dynamic' in such places. Fixes SR-993 / rdar://problem/20449627. (cherry picked from commit 8166126)
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@swift-ci please test |
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@jrose-apple please review |
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Does this mean a static let in an extension can't be |
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A static let in an extension can by |
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Oh, wait, right. The |
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The 'dynamic' inference would infer 'dynamic' in places where it would
also infer 'final', leading to a diagnostic
error: a declaration cannot be both 'final' and 'dynamic'
with no source location information. Don't infer 'dynamic' in such
places.
Resolves SR-993 / rdar://problem/20449627
(cherry picked from commit 8166126)