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@kavon kavon commented Jun 15, 2022

The flow-isolation pass was not respecting the new strict-concurrency checking mode.
Since the Sendable diagnostics in these deinits are very noisy, I'm moving them to only
be emitted in 'complete' mode. The reason why they're so noisy is that any class that
inherits from a @MainActor-constrained class will have these diagnostics emitted when
trying to access its own @MainActor-isolated members.

This is needed, even during the deinit, because multiple instances of a @MainActor-isolated
class might have stored properties that refer to the same state.

This change specifically avoids emitting these diagnostics even in 'targeted' mode because
I'd like to take more time to reconsider the ergonomics of these deinits.

resolves rdar://94699928

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kavon commented Jun 15, 2022

@swift-ci please test

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The flow-isolation pass was not respecting the new strict-concurrency checking mode.
Since the Sendable diagnostics in these deinits are very noisy, I'm moving them to only
be emitted in 'complete' mode. The reason why they're so noisy is that any class that
inherits from a `@MainActor`-constrained class will have these diagnostics emitted when
trying to access its own `@MainActor`-isolated members.

This is needed, even during the `deinit`, because multiple instances of a `@MainActor`-isolated
class might have stored properties that refer to the same state.

This change specifically avoids emitting these diagnostics even in 'targeted' mode because
I'd like to take more time to reconsider the ergonomics of these deinits.

resolves rdar://94699928
@kavon kavon force-pushed the silence-deinit-warnings branch from 8749d6e to 3211bd8 Compare June 15, 2022 19:02
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kavon commented Jun 15, 2022

@swift-ci please smoke test and merge

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kavon commented Jun 16, 2022

@swift-ci please smoke test and merge

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@kavon kavon deleted the silence-deinit-warnings branch July 7, 2023 22:02
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