Danny Mösch

> If I set the target for my app, I encounter the following errors, and my project does not compile. SwiftLint can also be consumed as a library (e.g. to...

> ok @SimplyDanny, so will this issue be resolve or I should switch to Pod, Because i am not liking it that i have not 1 or 2 but almost...

For your interest: I'm currently working on a separate repository for the plugins that stays in sync with the main SwiftLint repository without any manual maintenance effort. I think the...

[SwiftLintPlugins](https://github.com/SimplyDanny/SwiftLintPlugins) should be ready to use now. Let me know if this matches what you were asking for. Also give a shout if something doesn't work properly.

This requires to implement an Analyzer rule, because the rule needs to access the method/initializer declaration from the call-side to figure out the default parameter values. This is impossible on...

Cached files without violations that haven't changed since cached could be ignored by the correction. In other words, the `--fix` flag would only analyze changed files and eventually fix them...

> I will take this one There has been some work in https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint/pull/5561 already.

@enebin: Is there an interest on your side to continue working on this PR?

> Could you possibly give me a bit more time? I will come back with a review and response to this PR as soon as possible. Sure. Take your time....

Linting and fixing are two different modes. With `--fix`, SwiftLint only reports corrected violations. They don't fail. That said, `--strict` doesn't have any effect when auto-correcting code. For which rules...