JP Simard

You're right that there are a number of ways to include a Swift library in a command line tool. You'll want to link SourceKittenFramework to your binary, preferably statically for...

This library has so far been dependency-free, which has greatly minimized the maintenance effort, which is nice given that I haven't personally used this code in several years. Instead of...

Given that you've had more exposure to this library than I have these last few years, I'm hoping you'd have some experience to share. What's preventing this library from working...

Truthfully I don't know about indexing much more than you do at this point. I mostly just re-exposed it out of [SourceKit](https://github.com/apple/swift/tree/master/tools/SourceKit), but the [tests for the indexing behavior](https://github.com/apple/swift/tree/master/test/Index) aren't...

Could you instead fix the REAMDE? The Swift 3 API Design Guidelines state that weakly-typed arguments should be labeled, so the API is correct, and I'd rather change the docs...

Oh that sucks. I wonder why that was removed 😞

Can you both please try with `main`?

@AGovorukha I meant please try with the [latest commit on SwiftLint's `main` branch](https://github.com/realm/SwiftLint/commits/main): 44382ea397f5a32950c3fa80ed36771354624ede

If you write a native SwiftLint rule, either directly in this project or [in your own using Bazel](https://github.com/jpsim/swiftlint-bazel-example), you can avoid using a regular expression and use a SwiftSyntax visitor...

I hope you don't mind @marcelofabri I rebased and updated this branch, it'd be good to get this in.