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I'm uncomfortable having this copy constructor broadly available for all Windows developers. Could you wrap this and all of the other changes in an #if for the Swift compatibility that you can use in your build? e.g. FIREBASE_SWIFT_WINDOWS=1
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That wouldn't work. That would mean that the distribution of firebase would not be usable as the copy-constructor would not be available when used for Swift.
Note that the header actually indicates that the copy constructor is not declared (and thus the compiler will synthesize one - except because it is a movable type, it will prefer to move it) when the interop is not enabled. This means that this is only going to add the distribution size but will be discarded by the linker as static linking is employed. As a result the copy constructor is not available for Windows developers, they would need to define
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OK, I'm following. I'll take another look at this after our next release goes out.