Ignore children of public protocols #131
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+1, I've run into the same problem when trying to obfuscate my framework and this solution solves it. |
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Looks great! Could you just add a test for it? There are some integration tests where you can literally write Swift code, so you can reproduce that exact issue and see if it works. |
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I think public protocols' children should also be considered public so as not to get obfuscated in SDK mode.
I'm wondering: it's highly unlikely that no one's gone through this problem before me. Am I missing something?
Cheers, Bruno! 🚀