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Since Swift 5.7, Swift provides language-level support for distributed actors. Distributed actors can be defined using the distributed actor keywords. On distributed actors, one can define distributed methods using distributed func. For example:
Sourcery currently does not seem to provide a way to inspect if an actor or method is declared as distributed, for example with an isDistributed property on Actor or Method.
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I just realised that it is possible to query this information by getting the modifiers of a type or method. However, I think it would still be nice if there would be a more convenient or obvious way to query this information.
Since Swift 5.7, Swift provides language-level support for distributed actors. Distributed actors can be defined using the
distributed actor
keywords. On distributed actors, one can define distributed methods usingdistributed func
. For example:Sourcery currently does not seem to provide a way to inspect if an actor or method is declared as
distributed
, for example with anisDistributed
property onActor
orMethod
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: