Migrating to Swift 6: Building Graphs for a Successful Transition
summary
Migration of a large project to Swift 6 by building a dependency graph and computing critical paths to plan and control the upgrade. Covers how the team constructed the graph of modules/dependencies and used it to derive an update plan for a staged, controlled migration.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:27Why Swift 6
- 7:24Random migration issues
- 8:06Leaf-first migration strategy
- 10:58Tuist for dependency analysis
- 13:05DOT format and graph cleanup
- 15:11Gephi graph visualization
- 23:41Migration iteration planning
- 25:31Script automation
- 27:18Technical issues and fixes
- 30:50Team coordination
- 33:39Results and future plans
- 38:14Q&A
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