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What a strange game … I must have played it wrong. 🫣

What a strange game … I must have played it wrong. 🫣

A dream comes true! With the help of https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-build, we can finally define our project targets and dependencies...

A dream comes true! With the help of https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-build, we can finally define our project targets and dependencies using Excel: https://forums.swift.org/t/relationship-between-swift-build-xcodebuild-and-xcode/77609/6.

#swift #swiftlang #excel #office365

Is it reasonable to enable strict concurrency checking in test targets?In SwiftLint, most of the code is now #Swift 5 (language mode) with...

Is it reasonable to enable strict concurrency checking in test targets?

In SwiftLint, most of the code is now #Swift 5 (language mode) with StrictConcurrency=complete but test targets are left out.

Is it worth the effort to enable the checks? It feels like a lot of work without an obvious benefit.

Finished a little tinkering project. I very much like how it turned out. Welcome on my desk, Mona!#github #mona #octocat #3dprinting

Finished a little tinkering project. I very much like how it turned out. Welcome on my desk, Mona!

#github #mona #octocat #3dprinting

Using #SwiftLint's Swift Package Manager plugins directly can cause dependency conflicts and extended compile times.Therefore, I...

Using #SwiftLint's Swift Package Manager plugins directly can cause dependency conflicts and extended compile times.

Therefore, I recommend to pull the plugins from https://github.com/SimplyDanny/SwiftLintPlugins instead.

Among others things, this resolves the previously mentioned problems due to the limited scope of the dedicated Swift package.

All the code in the plugin repository will stay in sync with the main #SwiftLint repository and so will the releases.

Enjoy linting! 🧹

#swift #swiftlang #lint #linter