Redundant Access Control for Setter
Property setter access level shouldn’t be explicit if it’s the same as the variable access level
- Identifier:
redundant_set_access_control
- Enabled by default: Yes
- Supports autocorrection: No
- Kind: idiomatic
- Analyzer rule: No
- Minimum Swift compiler version: 5.0.0
- Default configuration:
Key Value severity warning
Non Triggering Examples
private(set) public var foo: Int
public let foo: Int
public var foo: Int
var foo: Int
private final class A {
private(set) var value: Int
}
extension Color {
public internal(set) static var someColor = Color.anotherColor
}
Triggering Examples
↓private(set) private var foo: Int
↓fileprivate(set) fileprivate var foo: Int
↓internal(set) internal var foo: Int
↓public(set) public var foo: Int
open class Foo {
↓open(set) open var bar: Int
}
class A {
↓internal(set) var value: Int
}
internal class A {
↓internal(set) var value: Int
}
fileprivate class A {
↓fileprivate(set) var value: Int
}