Fix JNI symbols not exposed in release mode#650
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ktoso merged 2 commits intoswiftlang:mainfrom Mar 29, 2026
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I've seen this problem compiling for Android with command: Then, command reveals that symbols have the small corresponding to internal symbols. |
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This probably also solves issues #492 |
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I'll fixup the tests, funnily enough I've hit the same issue just now |
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When compiling swift-java in release mode, libSwiftJava.so does not expose JNI functions like
Java_org_swift_swiftkit_core_SwiftObjects_getRawDiscriminator.This PR makes public all methods generated with macro
JavaImplementation.