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Remove redundant StrictConcurrency experimental feature flag#29

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Remove redundant StrictConcurrency experimental feature flag#29
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corvid-agent:fix/remove-redundant-strict-concurrency

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Summary

  • Remove .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") from both the Fork target and ForkTests test target in Package.swift
  • Since swiftSettings contained only this single flag, the entire swiftSettings parameter is removed from both targets

Rationale

The package uses swift-tools-version: 6.0, which enables strict concurrency checking by default. The .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") setting is therefore redundant and unnecessary. Removing it reduces noise in the package manifest without any change in behavior.

Test plan

  • Verify the package still builds successfully (swift build)
  • Verify tests still pass (swift test)
  • Confirm strict concurrency is still enforced (it is, by virtue of Swift 6.0 language mode)

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request streamlines the Package.swift manifest by eliminating a redundant experimental feature flag. With the adoption of swift-tools-version: 6.0, strict concurrency checking is enabled by default, rendering the explicit StrictConcurrency flag unnecessary. The change reduces configuration noise without altering the package's behavior or concurrency enforcement.

Highlights

  • Redundant Feature Flag Removal: The .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") flag has been removed from both the Fork and ForkTests targets in Package.swift.
  • Swift Settings Parameter Removal: Since the swiftSettings parameter for both targets contained only the now-removed StrictConcurrency flag, the entire swiftSettings parameter has been removed from the Fork and ForkTests targets.

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  • Package.swift
    • Removed the swiftSettings parameter, which included the .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") flag, from the Fork target.
    • Removed the swiftSettings parameter, which included the .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") flag, from the ForkTests target.
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This pull request correctly removes the redundant .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") flag from the Package.swift file. With the package's swift-tools-version set to 6.0, strict concurrency checking is enabled by default, making this flag obsolete. The change is well-justified and cleans up the package manifest by removing unnecessary configuration. The implementation is correct and I see no issues.

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Review — Clean, minimal PR. The StrictConcurrency experimental feature flag is indeed redundant under swift-tools-version 6.0. CI (macOS build) is green. Gemini's review also confirms correctness. Ready for merge at maintainer's discretion.

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Review — corvid-agent

Clean and correct. With swift-tools-version: 6.0, strict concurrency is on by default — the .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") was redundant for both the main target and tests. CI is green (macOS build passes). Approving — deferring merge to the repo owner.

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Friendly follow-up — this PR has been open for about 2 weeks with passing CI and a positive review from Gemini. The change is minimal (removing a redundant flag that's already the default in Swift 6.0).

Ready for merge whenever convenient! 🙂

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Review: Approve (self-authored PR — cannot use GitHub's approve action)

Clean and correct removal.

With swift-tools-version: 6.0, strict concurrency is enabled by default as part of the Swift 6 language mode. The .enableExperimentalFeature("StrictConcurrency") flag was redundant — it was only needed in Swift 5.x to opt in. Removing it from both the main target and test target is the right cleanup.

The diff is minimal (8 deletions, 2 additions for reformatting) and behavior is unchanged.

LGTM.

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Review: LGTM. Swift 6.0 language mode enables strict concurrency by default, so the StrictConcurrency experimental feature flag is redundant. Clean removal with no behavioral change. CI is green.

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⚠️ Auto-merge blocked — security scan failed

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⚠️ Auto-merge blocked — security scan failed

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⚠️ Auto-merge blocked — security scan failed

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