Danny Mösch

> Here we go: https://github.com/apple/swift-syntax/releases/tag/600.0.0-prerelease-2024-03-11 This does not yet comprise the memory improvements, does it?

Just to report something pleasant here as well again ... 😅 With the jump from `600.0.0-prerelease-2024-04-02` to `600.0.0-prerelease-2024-07-24`, SwiftLint saw another performance win of ~10%. Combined, that means the latest...

This looks like an Xcode issue. Obviously, it was able to read the warnings from the command output to list them in the view, but they are not propagated into...

In which regard would this be helpful? Why would numbers used for `pid_t`s not benefit from separators?

Note, that this only works well for declarations with initializations such as `let id: ID = 1234` or `let id = ID(123)`. Otherwise there's no way to know the type...

Cast yes, function parameters only for default values. At the call side, there is no way to know the type of the argument, at least not for fast `lint` rules...

I wonder what the meaning of this option should be. Does it mean "these types do not count at all" or is it like "files with only these types are...

`ignored_types`, `disregarded_types` or `skipped_types` (from the rule's point of view) would be other options.

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