> Wouldn’t that mean that you couldn’t use your Swift library in Objective-C
> anymore, at least the error type as an NSError?
>
That's the meaning of "break with Objective-C" here ;-) — but note that I wrote
about allowing to do so, not forcing:
Now, we can only declare that something is thrown, and as interoperability is
quite important, we have to assume it is needed.
As soon as you declare exactly what will be thrown, it should be up to you to
decide if you need NSError-bridging.
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