Add the skeleton of a migration roadmap article #46
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dempseyatgithub
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I was able to convert this to a draft! I'll look into why you weren't able to do that yourself. |
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We've spoken about publishing guidance like this. I think it could be really valuable. |
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@dempseyatgithub how to do you feel about closing this in favor of #72 ? I'd love to hear your thoughts on that article! |
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Wanted to review but this seems borked somehow? Diff is empty
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There is a lot of great information in the migration guide already.
However, there are a lot of options and combinations, developers sticking with a 5.x compiler for the time being, developers moving to the 6.0 compiler, but sticking with Swift 5 language mode, etc.
I thought it would be useful for developers to have a high level roadmap that helps them figure out what situation their projects are in and what migration steps they can take depending on their situation.
This is just a skeleton of an article, I haven't had a chance to flesh it out, but thought a PR would make a good place for discussion and potentially PR revisions by others.
(I tried to mark this as a draft PR since it isn't a fully-formed article yet, but that option does not seem available.)