Unfortunately, it took me some digging to realise that this extension is primarily built for packages, not XCode-managed .xcodeproj projects [1]. This means th

Unfortunately, it took me some digging to realise that this extension is primarily built for packages, not XCode-managed .xcodeproj projects [1]. This means that, unless I'm missing something, you can't open your existing project in VSCode like you could with AppCode. Overall, I'm unhappy with the tooling around Swift. The compiler is slow, the formatters and linters are worse than in the javascript-ecosystem, and since AppCode is sunset, there's only a single supported IDE which I dislike. I frequently run into issues where the compiler won't give me a useful error message until I simplify my code, and the SwiftUI previews don't seem to work at all. [1]: https://github.com/swift-server/vscode-swift/issues/128#issuecomment-1028954332 https://github.com/swift-server/vscode-swift/issues/128#issu...