jextract/jni: Skip discriminator generation if enum has no cases#573
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jextract/jni: Skip discriminator generation if enum has no cases#573sidepelican wants to merge 1 commit intoswiftlang:mainfrom
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Currently, when the Swift enum has no cases, the generated Java code results in a compilation error.
In Swift, it is a common idiom to use enums with no cases as namespaces.
I have updated the generator to skip the generation of any case-related code when an enum contains no cases.