Update the Swift tools version to 6.1 #1268
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This is only intended for main, meaning that the first release it applies to is the 6.3 release. Updating the platforms to macOS 13/iOS 16 provides access to a wide range of Regex API.
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I made this Swift Forums post on behalf of the team to let the community know of our intention to bump this swift-tools-version and these platform versions. |
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@swift-ci please test |
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Looks like the macOS CI is pinned to an older Swift version. |
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Summary
This updated the Swift tools versions for DocC to 6.1 while continuing to use the Swift 5 language mode.
This change is only intended for main, meaning that the first release it applies to is the 6.3 release.
This PR explicitly doesn't start adopting any Swift 6.x features. It simply exists to enable future adopting of Swift 6.x features gradually and incrementally in their own dedicated PRs.
Updating the platforms to macOS 13/iOS 16 (from 2022) provides access to a wide range of
RegexAPI. It's possible that we'll want to bump this again during this release, but for now this more careful bump shouldn't be too disruptive to contributors.At this time, this update only applies to DocC itself, not SymbolKit or Swift Markdown.
Dependencies
None.
Testing
Nothing in particular. This isn't a user-facing change.
Checklist
Make sure you check off the following items. If they cannot be completed, provide a reason.
[ ] Added tests./bin/testscript and it succeeded[ ] Updated documentation if necessary