Qualifying Swift types by their module name doesn't work

Originator:me
Number:rdar://17142448 Date Originated:03-Jun-2014 11:56 PM
Status:Open Resolved:
Product:Developer Tools Product Version:6.0
Classification:Serious Bug Reproducible:Always
 
This is a duplicate of rdar://17127940

See attached project. It has two Swift frameworks (Framework1 and Framework2, each of which has a class named MyClass. In the application target, this code:

import Framework1
import Framework2

func foo() {
    let m1 = Framework1.MyClass()
    let m2 = Framework2.MyClass()
}

fails to build with errors:

/Users/john/Documents/swift/NamespaceError/NamespaceError/File.swift:14:14: error: module 'Framework1' has no member named 'MyClass'
    let m1 = Framework1.MyClass()
             ^          ~~~~~~~
/Users/john/Documents/swift/NamespaceError/NamespaceError/File.swift:15:14: error: module 'Framework2' has no member named 'MyClass'
    let m2 = Framework2.MyClass()
             ^          ~~~~~~~

Steps to Reproduce:
Open attached project and try to build it.

Expected Results:
The project should build, and m1/m2 should have their appropriate types.

Actual Results:


Version:
Version 6.0 (6A215l)

Notes:


Configuration:


Attachments:
'NamespaceError.zip' was successfully uploaded.

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