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I don't know about Xcode, but Swift is open source with an active community so if it doesn't work for you then you can definitely bother the Swift Open-Source p
by st3fan 2y ago
I don't know about Xcode, but Swift is open source with an active community so if it doesn't work for you then you can definitely bother the Swift Open-Source project with a pull request or a proposal for a language or tooling improvement. You can also have a discussion on the forums or in the bug tracker with fellow contributors.
You can also make the change in your own fork and use that.
This is exactly how for example the Rust or Python open source projects work. And like those projects you can look at the Swift proposals and code to see _numerous_ cases where people did bother to bother the team with change requests or directly contributed to those improvements.
It is all open source. Check it out.
- dhsysusbsjsi 2y agoScooby doo meme <Open source contributor> “let’s see who you really are”. <pulls off mask>. Apple employee.
- bastardoperator 2y agoAll 1100+ contributors are Apple employees?…
- truncate 2y agoAre 1100+ contributors active contributors and/or actually making non-trivial changes?
- vips7L 2y agoDoes it matter? Most commits to OpenJdk are Oracle employees and most committees to C# or typescript are Microsoft employees.