Hi to everyone! I'm integrating __auto_type to project, and I faced with some
weird issue.
__auto_type doesn't inherit nullability nor ownership qualifiers, so if I write
__weak Type* _Nonnull a = f();
__auto_type b = a;
b will be just Type*, with strong ownership and __nullability_unspecified
specifier.
Although, if I'm writing
__weak Type* _Nonnull a = f();
__typeof(a) b = a;
Everything inherits as expected. So type of b is __weak Type* _Nonnull.
I know, __weak and _Nullable doesn't make any sense for one variable
declaration, but I think you get the point.
Is it ok? Why such decision has been made?
Thanks for any clarification.
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