alexxx beltrannn

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                                            alexxx beltrannn

It would be nice if there is a parser for UUIDs that could be used with the Swift Regex API.

Hi! I have been developing this enhancement, but when compiling, I encounter an issue that I have been working on but have not yet resolved. I can make a pull...

It would be nice if there is a parser for UUIDs that could be used with the Swift Regex API.

@itingliu That sounds like a great idea! Thanks for your comment. I’ll get the pull request ready with details so we can review it and figure it out together!

It would be nice if there is a parser for UUIDs that could be used with the Swift Regex API.

@parkera Yes! Just submitted the implementation to a branch Added `UUID.parser`, `UUID.caseInsensitiveParser`, and `UUID: RegexComponent` conformance with test coverage Haven't verified tests pass yet (build time constraints), so will need...

It would be nice if there is a parser for UUIDs that could be used with the Swift Regex API.

#1547 Here is _my contribution_. I hope it helps with this enhancement and that _we can work together_ to improve it!

It would be nice if there is a parser for UUIDs that could be used with the Swift Regex API.

Of course, I can draft a proposal for the API. You can count on it. I'll be working on the idea @itingliu

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Hi!, could you assign me to work on this one, thank you!

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Thanks for assigning me this work. @austincondiff I’ll review @FastestMolasses’s work in #354 and PR #2006, plus @Kihron’s work in #2015 to understand what’s already implemented and avoid duplication. Once...

`Data.write(to:options:)` crashes if `[.atomic, .withoutOverwriting]` are passed together

Hi! My idea is to remove the `fatalError` and make it safe to use `.atomic` and `.withoutOverwriting` together by: - Writing the data to a temporary file first (using `.atomic`)...