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Summary: The for-frameworks guard skipped its warning whenever `RN_UMBRELLA_CONTEXT` was defined, and its message told consumers to include the header through the module umbrella. Neither makes sense for this tier: umbrellas only re-export public headers, and framework-tier modules have no umbrella at all. The exemption therefore had no legitimate use; its only effect was to hide a public header transitively leaking a for-frameworks header into consumer code. Drop the `RN_UMBRELLA_CONTEXT` exemption so such a leak is reported, and point the message at the only real escape hatch, `RN_ALLOW_FRAMEWORKS`. No umbrella or public header includes a for-frameworks header today, so this does not change any existing build. Changelog: [Internal] Differential Revision: D123399815
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Summary:
The for-frameworks guard skipped its warning whenever
RN_UMBRELLA_CONTEXTwas defined, and its message told consumers to include the header through the module umbrella. Neither makes sense for this tier: umbrellas only re-export public headers, and framework-tier modules have no umbrella at all. The exemption therefore had no legitimate use; its only effect was to hide a public header transitively leaking a for-frameworks header into consumer code.Drop the
RN_UMBRELLA_CONTEXTexemption so such a leak is reported, and point the message at the only real escape hatch,RN_ALLOW_FRAMEWORKS. No umbrella or public header includes a for-frameworks header today, so this does not change any existing build.Changelog:
[Internal]
Differential Revision: D123399815