Attendees
- Adam
- Gwynne
- Patrick
- Tim
- Todd
- Simon
- Konrad
- Kaitlin
- Jimmy
Action Items
- @graskind finalize SQLite proposal
- @0xTim Open PR to open source swift.org with 2021 Update – in progress
- @0xTim, @adam-fowler resurrect old bug about requiring Xcode to run tests (need link)
- @tomerd create PR for adding SSWG guides to swift.org
- @fabianfett to reach out to @mishal_shah regarding for the default Swift docker image to depend on Ubuntu 22.04 (jammy)
- @tomerd Swift Server CI should support linux arm64
- @ktoso All members are now on summer time again... We need to find a new meeting time.
- @all review swiftly updates
Discussion
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@0xTim created new SSWG Community organisation
- @0xTim added wording to Incubation requirements related to projects having two admins, in GitHub and GitLab this is only possible if they are under an organisation. Incubation update
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The current default
swift
Dockerimage uses ubuntu bionic as the underlying os. Since Swift only supports arm64 starting with focal, users on arm processors can not usedocker run swift
. Instead they need to explicitly require focal:docker run swift-focal
. With the next ubuntu lts release around the corner 22.04 ("jammy") we want to the default swift Dockerimage to depend on "jammy" directly for Swift 5.7.- For the default Swift Dockerimage to depend on ubuntu jammy we need a toolchain for jammy first.
- Once we have the toolchain we need a nightly image.
- If the nightly jammy image works great, we can use it jammy for the default Swift 5.7 Dockerimage.
- Fallback option: Swift 5.7 Dockerimage depends on focal by default.
- [AI] for Fabian to drive this
- Tracked with SR-16117
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The community asks for backtrace support on arm64.
- There is a summer of code project about integrating Swift backtrace into the Swift runtime directly. Forum thread
- @tomerd and Dario Rexin are responsible for the GSoC project.
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Karl proposes weburl.
- Fabian will be review manager
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Workgroup updates are pilling up again. In the future we want to check first in every SSWG meeting, if the last meeting notes were published.
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Patrick. Swiftly updates: Some updates were pushed.