Require Swift 5.6 #1491
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As pointed out in #1489, we somehow lost compatibility with Swift 5.5 (Xcode 13.2). While we hope to drop support when we hit 1.0, let's try to keep compatiblity in the meantime.
mbrandonw
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Co-authored-by: Brandon Williams <[email protected]>
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A direct consequence is that TCA can now ship SwiftPM plugins. There are probably interesting uses regarding 1.0 migration. |
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As pointed out in #1489, we somehow lost compatibility with Swift 5.5 (Xcode 13.2). While we hope to drop support when we hit 1.0, let's try to keep compatibility in the meantime.Unfortunately, it does not appear that Swift 5.5 is up to task when it comes to the new
ReducerProtocol. While we'd be happy to support it for folks that are stuck building on Xcode <=13.2.1, we personally don't have the bandwidth to investigate the problem. I've opened #1494 to track this.