BringThemHome 🎗️

What's Changed

• We've added an Empty Privacy Manifest to the framework. We are not actually required for a privacy manifest since we don't collect any information, but Apple keeps accidentally tagging the project as problematic, so we've added an empty one :)

• You can now create a Single from an async piece of work, for example:

func doIncredibleWork() async throws -> AmazingResponse {
    ...
}

let single = Single.create {
    try await doIncredibleWork()
} // Single<AmazingResponse>

Along with our other existing bridging methods - we now cover the full range of use cases for interchangeably working with RxSwift and Swift Concurrency in a code base (AsyncStream -> Observable, Observable -> AsyncStream, Single -> awaitable value, awaitable value -> Single).

Check out the updated documentation for more details.

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Members of the community have also made other bug fixes, updates, and contributions:

• Add Sendable conformance to AtomicInt by @marcelofabri in #2624
• Add the deployment_target for visionOS in Podspec by @sanghun0724 in #2603
• Update links for repositories moved to the swiftlang org on GitHub by @lamtrinhdev in #2614
• Bump up swift-tools-version to 5.5 by @adincebic in #2608
• Support .editorConfig for consistent code formatting by @TTOzzi in #2626
• Tidied up some code using optional map by @BenMaer in #2549
• Fix a typo from SwiftConcurrency.md by @HeegeePark in #2623
• Don't retain receiver of Completable.andThen beyond its completion by @nikolaykasyanov in #2604
• Added some documentations to AsyncLock file by @herlandro in #2627

New Contributors

• @adincebic made their first contribution in #2608
• @lamtrinhdev made their first contribution in #2614
• @BenMaer made their first contribution in #2549
• @HeegeePark made their first contribution in #2623
• @nikolaykasyanov made their first contribution in #2604
• @herlandro made their first contribution in #2627

Full Changelog: 6.7.1...6.8.0