Update for Swift 5.10 and strict concurrency #125
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See https://github.com/vapor/template/pull/124/files#r1519002773 - we cannot add |
MahdiBM
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is this not fixed on 5.10?
0xTim
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| // Workaround for https://github.com/apple/swift-package-manager/issues/6940 |
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Closing in favour of #127 |
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Updates the template for Swift 5.10, removes strict concurrency warnings, and enables them by default. This PR is an extended version of the work started in #124.
Shoutout and thanks to @ameter for the initial work on this!