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[Swift 6] Add Swift 6 testing for CoreInternal #14561
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Summary of Changes
This pull request adds Swift 6 testing to the CoreInternal workflow. It modifies the .github/workflows/core_internal.yml
file to include a new build environment configuration for Swift 6, using macOS 15 and Xcode 16.2. It also adds a step to set the Swift version in the FirebaseCoreInternal.podspec
file based on the matrix environment variable.
Highlights
- Swift 6 Testing: Adds a new job configuration to test CoreInternal with Swift 6.
- Workflow Modification: Updates the
core_internal.yml
workflow to include Swift 6 testing environment. - Swift Version Setting: Introduces a step to dynamically set the Swift version in the podspec file.
Changelog
- .github/workflows/core_internal.yml
- Added a new build environment to the matrix for macOS 15, Xcode 16.2, and Swift 6.
- Added a step to set the Swift version in
FirebaseCoreInternal.podspec
usingsed
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Code Review
This pull request adds Swift 6 testing for CoreInternal. The changes include updates to the core_internal.yml
workflow file to include Swift 6 as a testing environment. The addition of Swift 6 testing is a good step towards ensuring compatibility and stability of the Firebase CoreInternal library.
Summary of Findings
- Swift version setting in podspec: The
swift_version
in theFirebaseCoreInternal.podspec
file is being updated usingsed
. While this works, it might be more robust to directly modify theswift_version
within the Ruby code of the podspec file. This would avoid potential issues withsed
syntax or unexpected behavior across different environments. - Redundant swift_version assignments: The
swift_version
is assigned to5.9
twice in the workflow file. This could be simplified by assigning it once and reusing the value.
Merge Readiness
The pull request introduces Swift 6 testing for CoreInternal, which is a positive step. However, the method of updating the swift_version
in the podspec file could be improved for robustness. I recommend addressing the swift_version
setting in podspec before merging. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
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