[4.0] [Clang importer] Infer @_downgrade_exhaustivity_check for new-to-2017 enum elements in Swift 3 #10623
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… enum elements in Swift 3. In Swift 3 mode, infer @_downgrade_exhaustivity_check for any enum elements that were introduced in the 2017 SDKs (macOS 10.13, iOS 11.0, tvOS 11.0, watchOS 4.0). This is a stop-gap until we get "open" enums, but serves an important source-compatibility use case. Fixes rdar://problem/32824207. (cherry picked from commit f855d2f) (cherry picked from commit f72b8e5)
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Explanation: In Swift 3 mode, downgrade the "switch is not exhaustive" error to a warning when the missing cases were introduced in the 2017 SDKs.
Scope: Fixes a source-compatibility problem with the newer SDKs for applications that are switching on enums provided by the system.
Radar: rdar://problem/32824207.
Risk: Low; we're inferring a new attribute in specific cases in the Clang importer, which only affects diagnostics.
Testing: Compiler regression tests.