Jeremy Schonfeld

As far as I remember, `Bundle` was never annotated as `Sendable` in Foundation during our initial audit so I'm surprised we've seen it as such in Swift 5.7. Nonetheless, as...

I think at this point, `Bundle` should be marked as `Sendable` across all platforms so this issue should be resolved. I'm going to go ahead and mark this one as...

Hey! `FOUNDATION_FRAMEWORK` is a definition that we use to indicate portions of the code that are only included when building this source as part of the Foundation framework shipped on...

@swift-ci please test

I believe that this was a bug that was resolved in Swift 6 with https://github.com/swiftlang/swift/pull/73012. IIRC this bug should only reproduce when building in release mode, so are you able...

> We can do that, but since they aren't used in the build, we don't need to build them at all. *yet - eventually the macro will be needed to...

> but this is for 6.0. Ah I missed that this is for 6.0 - normally for 6.0 work we merge to `main` and then cherry-pick back to 6.0 filling...

Yeah the workarounds can help to locally distinguish, but I don't want to actually check any of those in to our sources to display them in CI when triaging failures...

Re-opening this issue as the original change was reverted due to https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-foundation/issues/1304

This was merged to `release/6.2` as part of https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-foundation/pull/1300