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It looks like code that writes generic where clauses is using the presumptive name for a protocol in C# rather than the bound name.
public static SwiftString PrintIteratorToString<T0, ATElement>(T0 thing)where T0 : IIteratorProtocol<ATElement>
The latter where should be where T0: ISwiftIteratorProtocol<ATElement>
where T0: ISwiftIteratorProtocol<ATElement>
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It looks like code that writes generic where clauses is using the presumptive name for a protocol in C# rather than the bound name.
The latter where should be
where T0: ISwiftIteratorProtocol<ATElement>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: