Add swift version file to record the Swift toolchain to use #509
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When working with SwiftBuild, there is a particular version that development is expected to use so that all of the compilers, standard libraries, test frameworks, etc. are expected to be working. The `.swift-version` file establishes a standard way to record this information. Also, there is tooling available through `swiftly` to use that information to automatically use the correct toolchain in any git commit to set the developer's toolchain when they run and test the package functions at desk. Create the `.swift-version` file and set it to the current expected toolchain version: 6.1.
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I think we need to update the README in conjunction with this? There we're saying that Xcode 16.2 is supported, which ships with Swift 6.0.3. |
Well, it should at least say "or later", it doesn't make sense to say that an exact version is supported. But I don't think we broke it. |
Right, we didn't break it, yet, but this PR also ensures that we won't really test it anymore (presuming we'll follow the |
Sounds fine to me. |
When working with SwiftBuild, there is a particular version that development is expected to use so that all of the compilers, standard libraries, test frameworks, etc. are expected to be working. The
.swift-versionfile establishes a standard way to record this information. Also, there is tooling available throughswiftlyto use that information to automatically use the correct toolchain in any git commit to set the developer's toolchain when they run and test the package functions at desk.Create the
.swift-versionfile and set it to the current expected toolchain version: 6.1.