Swift Evolution Status Page Now Available

We’re pleased to announce the release of the new Swift Evolution status page as a one-stop destination for information about proposed changes to Swift.

The Swift.org community has wholeheartedly embraced the Swift Evolution process—to date, members have contributed to over 100 proposals. Each new proposal generates a burst of activity in the community.

→ swift.org/blog/swift-evolution-status-page/

Apple announced the new Swift Evolution status page as a central spot for details on proposed changes to Swift. The community has taken to the evolution process, with members adding to over 100 proposals so far, and each one sparks much activity.

The page lets users search by authors, review managers, or keywords, filter proposals by the Swift version where they were added, and check the status of linked issues on bugs.swift.org. The data updates on its own when people change proposals in the Swift Evolution repository through pull requests, which show up soon after merge.