Where was the review for this change?

[davedelong]

iOS 13 shows that Foundation.Date now conforms to the Strideable protocol.

This proposal came up before (over a year ago!), but never went through review (that I'm aware of).

Did I miss this review? If so, can someone please link me to it, because my attempts to search for it have been unsuccessful

If I did not miss this review, then in which beta can we expect this change to be removed, and when can we expect the review for this proposal to happen?

[broadway_lamb (Sergej Jaskiewicz)]

Foundation is not part of the Swift Open Source Project, hence it doesn't go through the swift-evolution process.

[davedelong]

Aha, that explains it. I’ve seen enough about Foundation I’m here that I was under the impression it was also subject to the same review process, but I guess that is not the case.

Thanks for clearing this up, @broadway_lamb!

[sveinhal (Svein Halvor Halvorsen)]

@davedelong

If I did not miss this review, then in which beta can we expect this change to be removed, and when can we expect the review for this proposal to happen?

That's harsh

[Karl]

For more info, see this post:

Changes to Foundation must go through swift-evolution

Hi all, Thanks for starting this discussion. I think it gives us a great opportunity to bring more clarity to our process. Let's start with a clear definition of the projects we're talking about here. Foundation Foundation is a framework and Swift "overlay" that ships with each version of macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS (sometimes collectively referred to as "Darwin"). It is closed source, written in a variety of languages (C, Objective-C, and Swift), and uses an Apple-internal process for evol…