Going to be much faster in next week’s release!

@alexjlockwood @beesandbombs

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There’s this fun speakeasy in Ottawa I went to a few weeks ago

If ever you want to analyze the binary size of a SwiftPM executable, turns out that Bloaty & SwiftPM work pretty nicely together 🤝 gist.github.com/jpsim/80023b…

Uh oh, GitHub thinks I have 56 million open PRs 😅😅😅 cc @GitHubHelp

Date night with @C_Contant!

Over half of SwiftLint’s rules have now been rewritten to use SwiftSyntax instead of SourceKit! realm.github.io/SwiftLint/sw… Those rules should be more accurate than before, but also once all rules have been migrated, lint times should improve by about 3x.

When individual rules are run in isolation there's a significant improvement. E.g. 18-82% faster for the recent legacy_constant migration github.com/realm/SwiftLint/p… However, as long as you have at least one SourceKit-based rule in your ruleset you won't actually see an improvement.

If you’d like to migrate an existing rule to SwiftSyntax, or just want to monitor the progress of this migration, then you’ll find the new Swift Syntax Dashboard helpful: realm.github.io/SwiftLint/sw…