Repository Issue Activity (beta)

#3397 Incremental parsing loses lookahead ranges when reusing syntax nodes

#3444 Compiling using cmake with `SWIFTSYNTAX_EMIT_MODULE=ON` fails on clean builds

#3438 Installing swift-syntax with `cmake --install` fails

#3440 Xcode 27 is building swift-syntax 603.0.2 from source

#3369 Wasm CI (nightly-main) keeps failing

#2874 MacroSystem should handle fully qualified macro name

#3387 [SwiftParser] Module-selected keyword references such as Module::as(x) are parsed as unexpected code

#3306 `parseMacroRoleArguments` should allow trailing commas

#3322 SwiftSyntax 603.0.1 passes build but breaks expression macro compiler-plugin arguments under Apple Swift 6.3.1

#1819 Too much indentation in formatting of `AccessorDeclSyntax`

#2720 Adopt Swift-Testing in test utils such as `SwiftSyntaxMacrosTestSupport`

#3251 [parser]: #warning inside switch statement causes "error: new Swift parser generated errors for code that C++ parser accepted"

#3343 SwiftSyntax prebuilt is missing for Xcode 26.5 / swiftlang-6.3.2.1.108, causing CI archive regression

#2166 GroupedDiagnostics does not handle notes on diagnostics

#3227 _SwiftSyntaxGenericTestSupport uses key paths which are unavailable in Embedded Swift

#1923 No recovery when expecting `>` as a token prefix

#2884 SwiftIfConfig: Create a "fixed" or "static" build configuration that is Codable

#1831 `#sourceLocation` should not allow string literals with string interpolation

#3158 Unsound diagnostics for missing pattern after switch`case`

#3159 Unsound parser diagnostics for missing attribute name for switch `case`/`default` attributes

#3317 Error: Target SwiftWarningControl imports another target (SwiftDiagnostics) in the package without declaring it a dependency

#3320 `assertMacroExpansion()` gives different diagnostics than using a macro when attached to multiple variables

#3197 EXC_BAD_ACCESS in Lexer.Cursor.Position.advance()

#2421 Distribute a prebuilt swift-syntax binary

#3301 Missing imports when enabling MemberImportVisibility