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Do not alter swift_versions attribute when calculating Swift versions. #592

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@dnkoutso dnkoutso added this to the 1.8.1 milestone Sep 27, 2019
first_hash['swift_version'].should == '5.0'
spec_from_hash = Specification.from_hash(first_hash)
second_hash = spec_from_hash.to_hash
second_hash['swift_versions'].should == ['4.2', '5.0']
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verified this fails without my actual change.

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Without the change this returns: ['4.2', '5.0', '5.0']

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ def swift_version
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def swift_versions
@swift_versions ||= begin
swift_versions = Array(attributes_hash['swift_versions'])
swift_versions = Array(attributes_hash['swift_versions']).dup
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further below we do:

swift_versions << attributes_hash['swift_version'] unless attributes_hash['swift_version'].nil?

At this point swift_versions points to the original array and it actually alters the internal structure of the specification.

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tbh I didn't realize this would ever alter the original structure. TIL.

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Yeap. Array() doesn't make a new one if what we are parsing is already an array....🤦‍♂

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ def swift_version
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def swift_versions
@swift_versions ||= begin
swift_versions = Array(attributes_hash['swift_versions'])
swift_versions = Array(attributes_hash['swift_versions']).dup
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tbh I didn't realize this would ever alter the original structure. TIL.

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