Add Minimum Supported Swift Version Policy #316
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This commit introduces a "Minimum Supported Swift Version" policy to help users understand whether their code is guaranteed to work on a particular version of Swift. As a starting point, we are supporting Swift 6.0+ . Starting at `6.0` allows us to begin leveraging Swift's new ownership features in order to automatically enforce certain safety requirements. See the `Safety` chapter in the internal book for more information about safety requirements that, by leveraging Swift 6.0, we will be able to automatically enforce.
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This commit introduces a
"Minimum Supported Swift Version" policy to help users understand
whether their code is guaranteed to work on a particular version of
Swift.
As a starting point, we are supporting Swift 6.0+ .
Starting at
6.0allows us to begin leveraging Swift's new ownershipfeatures in order to automatically enforce certain safety requirements.
See the
Safetychapter in the internal book for more information aboutsafety requirements that, by leveraging Swift 6.0, we will be able to
automatically enforce.