Announcing Swift 6.3.2

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We are happy to announce the release of Swift 6.3.2.

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Release Notes

  • Swift
    • When using C++ interoperability on Linux, allow importing C++ libraries that use C++23 headers such as <expected> (#88646)
  • LLDB
    • Improved error handling when Python cannot be found on Windows (#12698)
  • Swift Package Manager
    • When using resources, allow the Bundle.module to be accessed from outside the MainActor (#9850)
    • Several fixes related to Package Registry interactions (#9993, #9984, #9968, #9941, #9926)
  • Swift Testing
    • Fixed an issue causing exit tests to return invalid results when no standard output or error is produced (#1695)
    • Emits a warning when one of the testing library’s attribute macros, such as @Test, includes generic type parameters since they are unsupported. (#1653)
  • libdispatch
    • Changed dispatch worker thread names to “DispatchWorker”, instead of being based on the label of the root queue they are servicing (#936)
  • Swift Build
    • When using resources, allow the Bundle.module to be accessed from outside the MainActor (#1240)
  • SourceKit-LSP
    • Fixed an issue that could cause sourcekit-lsp to crash on Windows when using a compile_commands.json for build settings (#2606)
    • Introduced forceResolvedVersions configuration option, which is equivalent to SwiftPM’s --force-resolved-versionsoption. This can be used to ensure that background indexing treats Package.resolved as a lock file (#2613)
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I notice the long-awaited Amazon Linux 2023 images are now out too :partying_face:!

6.3.2-amazonlinux2023 / 6.3-amazonlinux2023 + -slim images

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i notice there is no 6.3.2 scheme in swift/utils/update_checkout/update-checkout-config.json at main · swiftlang/swift · GitHub

should there be?

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The docker.io/swift:6.3.2 image (and a couple other tags) only has arm64 variant.

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I need FreeBSD arm64 version ,I can setup CI env ,I have BSD box 16core HoneyComb LX2K

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You should use the --tag swift-6.3.2-RELEASE option. Additionally, Swift 6.3.2 was released from the release/6.3 branch, so you can also use that scheme too.

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