real-mikhail wrote:
I checked that and added a test for this case. Updating value works and new
value can be displayed (in simple case):
```
(lldb) expr A $mine = {100, 200}
(lldb) expr $mine.a = 300
(int) $0 = 300
(lldb) expr $mine
(A) $mine = {a=300, b=200} {
a = 300
b = 200
}
```
But it is true that with my change memoryId will not be bumped. That means that
`lldb_private::ValueObject::EvaluationPoint::NeedsUpdating` will return false.
And in case if expression execution heavily modified something in convenience
variable (for instance it led to changing display format or it requires
reconstructing synthetic children of that variable) - then this update will not
happen and stale value will be shown. I'm not sure though if this is a
realistic case.
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/129092
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