There was only one small thing stopping us from turning on Swift 6 mode in this package, and that was our use of a data bytes formatter. It may be OK to just nonisolated(unsafe) it since the initialization of static variables is thread safe in Swift and since we never mutate the formatter after initialization. But I went ahead and wrapped it in a lock too just in case.
Alternatively we could use the new FormatStyle stuff, but then the CustomDumpStringConvertible conformance will be iOS 15+ (probably not a big deal), but also I don't think FormatStyle is implemented in corelibs-foundation.
There was only one small thing stopping us from turning on Swift 6 mode in this package, and that was our use of a data bytes formatter. It may be OK to just
nonisolated(unsafe)it since the initialization of static variables is thread safe in Swift and since we never mutate the formatter after initialization. But I went ahead and wrapped it in a lock too just in case.Alternatively we could use the new
FormatStylestuff, but then theCustomDumpStringConvertibleconformance will be iOS 15+ (probably not a big deal), but also I don't thinkFormatStyleis implemented in corelibs-foundation.