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Raise availability to anyAppleOS 27.0 - #143
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…#193) ### Motivation Follow-up to #191. As suggested there, we should move swift-async-algorithms past 1.1.5, which doesn't build against swift-collections 1.7.x (apple/swift-async-algorithms#455). swift-async-algorithms 1.1.6 and later require swift-collections `from: "1.7.0"`, so swift-collections has to move too. In swift-collections 1.7.x the container protocols require 27.0 on Apple platforms (`SwiftStdlib 6.4`). With swift-async-algorithms 1.1.6 that breaks the AsyncStreaming build on Apple platforms, and 1.1.7 (apple/swift-async-algorithms#459) fixes it by raising AsyncStreaming's availability to 27.0. Since `HTTPAPIs` is built on AsyncStreaming, its availability has to be raised to 27.0 as well. ### Modifications - Raised every `@available(anyAppleOS 26.0, *)` in Sources, Tests and Examples to `@available(anyAppleOS 27.0, *)`. - Updated swift-collections to `exact: "1.7.1"` and swift-async-algorithms to `exact: "1.1.7"`. Both stay pinned with `exact` since their unstable traits can change in any release. - Re-exported `SpanPreview` from `HTTPAPIs` alongside `ContainersPreview`, since swift-collections 1.7 moved `span` into `SpanPreview`. - Updated the swift-http-server submodule to include swift-server/swift-http-server#143, which raises its availability to 27.0 in the same way. ### Result The package builds against swift-collections 1.7.1 and swift-async-algorithms 1.1.7. All APIs now require 27.0 on Apple platforms. ### Test Plan Builds and tests pass on macOS and on Linux.
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Motivation
swift-http-api-proposal is moving to swift-collections 1.7.1 and swift-async-algorithms 1.1.7. In those releases, the container protocols and AsyncStreaming (
AsyncReaderand friends) require 27.0 on Apple platforms, soHTTPAPIsis raising all of its availability annotations toanyAppleOS 27.0.swift-http-api-proposal also compiles the
NIOHTTPServersources from this repository through a submodule, so declarations here that are still markedanyAppleOS 26.0fail to build against the updatedHTTPAPIs:Modifications
@available(anyAppleOS 26.0, *)to@available(anyAppleOS 27.0, *).@available(anyAppleOS 27.0, *)to theByteBufferextension inNIOHTTPServerResponseSender.swift, which usesRangeReplaceableContainerand had no availability annotation.@available(anyAppleOS 26.2, *)annotations inHTTP3DatagramTests.swiftto 27.0, since they call test helpers that now require 27.0.Result
This package's availability matches
HTTPAPIs, and swift-http-api-proposal can update its submodule to build against swift-collections 1.7.1.Builds and tests pass on macOS with all traits enabled.