Chris McGee
Chris McGee
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@MaxDesiatov I was attempting to just make some suggested changes and ended up updating the branch. Apologies. I think that the merge conflicts are resolved, and things are passing the...
It looks like ubuntu doesn't yet come with nu shell, so there will likely need to be a release check similar to the other shell-based checks in `.github/workflows/pull_request.yml`, except it...
This is a tricky situation because the lldb that comes with the toolchain has the necessary extensions to debug swift code, while the system one might not have that. It's...
The upcoming release of swiftly should be able to install the required system packages on the supported Linux distributions so the lldb should have the required python version installed. In...
This is an aspect of the toolchain the name of the lldb binary. EndeavourOS isn't a supported platform for Swift toolchain.
> Oh you are right you can do `swiftly install 6.1-snapshot` and `swiftly install main-snapshot`. The reason I missed this is that I was doing `swiftly list-available` and this didn't...
Swiftly can have some kind of affordance in the list-available output for releases, not snapshots to indicate that there is a way to list snapshots too to make the feature...
This should be fixed in the new swiftly that uses Swift NIO for the http transfer, more robust to 302 redirects.
This should be fixed with the new swiftly 1.0.0 release due to the use of Swift NIO.