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                                            Danny Mösch

class_delegate_protocol warning triggered by the Actor protocol

> Has there been any progress on this issue? ([@carloshpdoc](https://github.com/carloshpdoc)) The issue has been fixed by #6067.

OnlyRule not work with custom_rules

Historically, handling of custom rules has its peculiarities and we have one of these examples here. Unexpectedly, the command to run a single custom rule is like `swiftlint lint --only-rule...

Added `lenient` command line option

The options turn more and more complex. It'd be really useful to have the combinations tested.

Added `lenient` command line option

> > The options turn more and more complex. It'd be really useful to have the combinations tested. > > Did you have anything particular in mind - it would...

`optional_string_data_conversion`'s `Data` -> `String` rule should be optional

I understand that in your case, there are a lot of measures and implicit knowledge in place suggesting that some data is valid UTF-8. That's not necessarily the case in...

Rule Request: Avoid multiple statements on a single line separated with semicolons

> Hello @SimplyDanny, > > Could I work on it? 😊 Sure. Please go ahead.

Rule Request: Avoid multiple statements on a single line separated with semicolons

> Hi @SimplyDanny 😊 it seems like it's not done yet, so I already implemented the code and want to create the PR for that, can you please assign it...

Add `ignore_codingkeys` parameter to nesting

For the build, please rebase onto the current `main`. The results are outdated and there is conflict as well.

SwiftLint format with Swift 6.1 trailing commas feature changes closing parenthesis indentation

Which command are you running and what is the configuration in use?

SwiftLint format with Swift 6.1 trailing commas feature changes closing parenthesis indentation

SwiftLint is entirely relying on SourceKit to format code. With the Swift 6.1.2 toolchain that comes bundled with Xcode 16.4 I see the behavior, too. This is an upstream issue...