[ClangImporter] Defend against ObjC properties without getters #17429
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Objective-C provides no way to declare such a thing, so for this to occur something else must have gone wrong. Unfortunately all we have is a SourceKit crash log, so I couldn't write a test case. Hopefully some day the assert will fire and we can handle this properly. rdar://problem/41305904
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…lang#17429) Objective-C provides no way to declare such a thing, so for this to occur something else must have gone wrong. Unfortunately all we have is a SourceKit crash log, so I couldn't write a test case. Hopefully some day the assert will fire and we can handle this properly. rdar://problem/41305904 (cherry picked from commit 2107bdf)
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Objective-C provides no way to declare such a thing, so for this to occur something else must have gone wrong. Unfortunately all we have is a SourceKit crash log, so I couldn't write a test case. Hopefully some day the assert will fire and we can handle this properly.
rdar://problem/41305904