Name of Swift class when exposed to Objective-C code does not respect the @objc renaming

Question

Given a declaration of a Swift class like

@objc(NSFoo) public class Foo {
   public func bar() -> () {}
}

I would expect, from my reading of

Answer 1

Currently (in XCode8) this seems to have been addressed.

Defined in XYZLogger.h and XYZLogger.m

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN

NS_SWIFT_NAME(Logger)
@interface XYZLogger : NSObject

+ (void)verbose:(NSString *)logString;
+ (void)debug:(NSString *)logString;
+ (void)info:(NSString *)logString;
+ (void)warn:(NSString *)logString;
+ (void)error:(NSString *)logString;

@end

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_END

Used in objc like this:

[XYZLogger debug:@"Hi from objective C"];

Used in Swift like this:

Logger.debug("Hi from swift");