That was fun 🙌

Marking it as `indirect enum` solved it, but even better if the compiler would check that.
A bug report is incoming. I hope the compiler can take care of that, and it can help others who may face a similar problem.

Be aware that deep recursive usages of enums can lead to significant memory issues. At work, we saw this causing runtime performance issues, leaks, and crashes in a custom DTO with recursive enum references. Thankfully, it was caught in debug before it exploded in prod.

You forgot “Swift GOOD!!”

Hahahaha I was about to say something similar, your thumbnails are the best 😂!

More recently, I've been learning to accept and be at peace with the fluctuation.

I'm sure you'll be fine. Take your time and good luck 🤞!

I went through similar phases and still have my ups and downs. What I've learned that works for me is to find what motivates me to keep going. Documenting my yearly plans and goals also helps me stay focused, and I always get back to it when I feel down to recenter myself.

It is simple and intuitive, and it works well for simple grammar. To be fair, it is the only one I have implemented so far 😄, so I don't have much perspective and experience on the topic.

What’s your take?

Thankfully, there will always be a single “plugin” per executable for my use case. It’s a “simple” configuration file loaded dynamically because it can't be decoded.
Nevertheless, I'm curious to know more about the multi-process approach.

It makes sense. That's interesting! Is there an OS example I could check to get more insights?

For those interested on the topic, there’s this old Swift forums thread: forums.swift.org/t/swift-dyna....
Someone even open-sourced Swift plugin manager 👌.

I have this Swift executable, and I want to allow users to build their own rules in Swift code as plugins loaded at runtime without baking that into the core library.

Nah, only SuiteTraits so far, for common test setup such as controlling dependencies before running tests. And hoping to try TestScoping for that soon.

What a timing for github.com/swiftlang/sw... to be released