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This is a convenience for Objeective-C/Swift callers such that when a ByteString is exposed in your header you are also given this (and any future) conversion functions as automatically available.

Because SegmentedByteString relies on ByteString's internal constructor which is only avaialble in the actuals it must be duplicated in the two source sets.

Closes #1113

This is a convenience for Objeective-C/Swift callers such that when a ByteString is exposed in your header you are also given this (and any future) conversion functions as automatically available.

Because SegmentedByteString relies on ByteString's internal constructor which is only avaialble in the actuals it must be duplicated in the two source sets.
@JakeWharton JakeWharton requested a review from swankjesse July 11, 2022 22:37
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This old file was deleted, the other file moved here with the same name, and the extension hand written at the bottom. It is not actually changed but git thinks it's being smart.

@JakeWharton JakeWharton merged commit 87957c5 into master Jul 25, 2022
@JakeWharton JakeWharton deleted the jw/red-delicious/2022-07-11 branch July 25, 2022 16:12
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ByteString exposed to Objective-C / Swift cannot see NSData helper

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