Only write @frozen on public interfaces
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Fixes a new warning in Xcode 16: `@frozen has no effect on non-public enums`
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Thanks @IanHoar! Can you also try with the |
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Already addressed in #595 |
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Motivation
Fixes a new warning in Xcode 16:
@frozen has no effect on non-public enumsModifications
When rendering enums, first check if the frozen modifier is required, then check if the access modifier is explicitly public. If both conditions are satisfied, render the
@frozenmodifierResult
Frozen modifier will be in tact for public enums, but omitted for all other access levels
Test Plan
Integrated into my app, checked the warnings and they were fixed.