The review of SE-0324: Relax diagnostics for pointer arguments to C functions , beings now and runs through September 24, 2021.
Amongst the concluding remarks for SE-307, there was some guidance that the Core Team provided with regards to implicit conversions:
There has been a great deal of interest from the community in generalized implicit conversions, and there continues to be discussions around that topic. The core team does not consider the resolution of that discussion to be a precondition for this proposal. I would appreciate that the review thread remain focused on the proposal as presented, and that parties interested in the generalized implicit conversion continue the discussion at Generalization of Implicit Conversions - Evolution / Discussion - Swift Forums.
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