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`name` should have been in a string interpolation here. This makes swift-syntax build without warnings
… expression macro in lexicalContext Resolves rdar://109470248
We can say that any `try`/`await` element also covers all elements to the right of it in an unfolded sequence. Cases where this isn't true will be rejected by the compiler, e.g: ``` 0 * try foo() + bar() _ = try foo() ~~~ bar() // Assuming `~~~` has lower precedence than `=` ``` rdar://109470248
Match the behavior of `try` and `await`.
Introduce `try` and `await` macro lexical contexts with unfolded sequence handling
We are outputting lots of extra newlines on Windows, which makes it hard to read the diagnostics. rdar://148520063
Adds missing dependencies to the version marker modules from SwiftSyntax so that they can be found from a `canImport`.
[Windows] Remove extra newlines from diagnostic output.
Fix build warning
[bazel] Add new C files
Swift 5.8 was removed from the underlying workflow in swiftlang/github-workflows#107
…ng` argument This is part of SE-0461 proposal where `nonisolated` has to be marked as `nonsending` in type context to indicate that the function type it's attached to is caller isolated.
…suming '('
It's possible that `(nonsending)` was omitted and instead we are
at the parameter list of a function type. Checking ahead allows
for a better diagnostics and recovery.
…s with arguments
Removes duplicate trivia from UnsafeExprSyntax
Don’t exclude 5.8 in PR testing
Change default release version for GitHub action to 603.0.0 + add version marker module
…a release branch In the first period after branching the release branch, we want to include many changes from `main` also in the release branch. This workflow automatically creates a PR every Monday to merge main into the release branch. Later in the release cycle we should stop this practice to avoid landing risky changes by disabling this workflow. Similar to swiftlang/swift-format#986
Add GitHub action that automatically creates a PR to merge main into a release branch
…odifiers while skipping Otherwise in situations like `nonisolated()` `canParseType` would return `true` because `()` is valid type.
…ing` in expression context
[SwiftParser] Implement `nonisolated(nonsending)` specifier
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This reverts commit ea77686.
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@swift-ci Please test |
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Let’s merge #3052 first and then I’ll run the GitHub action again to create a new |
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