Remove inlinable from init() to support library evolution on linux #294
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Motivation:
I'm currently working on a swift package project which depends on the swift-crypto library. The package is distributed to other teams and built on multiple platforms (macos + linux). Most importantly, the package is required to enable swift library evolution.
However, after the library evolution is enabled, the linux build failed with following error:
The above error can be easily reproduced by:
swift build -c release -Xswiftc -emit-module-interface -Xswiftc -enable-library-evolution
Modifications:
After some investigation on this error, I found a useful github issue that may be relevant: swiftlang/swift#62507
As shown in the issue discussion:
Therefore, I just remove "inlinable" from init() of three structs.
Result:
After the modification, it successfully builds on Linux. (At least fix my problem :)
But feel free to give more suggestions on how to support library evolution in the long term instead of just removing these 'inlinable'. Somehow I feel like it's not elegant enough.