[4.1] Handle labeled singleton tuples in the setter value argument #12675
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This can get introduced by somewhat pathological behavior in the importer combined with SILGenApply's reliance on parallel tuple destructuring. Both of these should be fixed, but this patch is much simpler. rdar://34913800
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@swift-ci Please test and merge. |
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Oops, right, the test portability fix. |
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@swift-ci Please test Linux. |
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@slavapestov or @DougGregor Mind reviewing this? |
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This can get introduced by somewhat pathological behavior in the importer combined with SILGenApply's reliance on parallel tuple destructuring. Both of these should be fixed, but this patch is much simpler.
rdar://34913800. 4.1 version of #12646.