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@duncan-daydream duncan-daydream force-pushed the duncan/swift-configuration branch from cee2868 to c6ee212 Compare January 6, 2026 15:31
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Code Coverage Report

Overall Coverage: 100.00% (3 of 3)

DevConfiguration: 100.00% (3 of 3)
File Coverage Covered Lines Executable Lines
DevConfiguration.swift 100.00% 3 3

func value(for variable: ConfigVariable<[Bool]>) -> [Bool]
func value(for variable: ConfigVariable<[String]>) -> [String]
func value(for variable: ConfigVariable<[Int]>) -> [Int]
func value(for variable: ConfigVariable<[Double]>) -> [Double]

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Is there a subscript version of these?

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You mean like _ = configDataSource[.darkMode]?

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Yes.

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auto privacy probably needs to cover string arrays as well.

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Approving, but note that whatever auto privacy setting we have for strings should likely apply to string arrays as well.

@prachigauriar prachigauriar merged commit b9c359c into main Jan 10, 2026
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@prachigauriar prachigauriar deleted the duncan/swift-configuration branch January 10, 2026 20:53
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