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Added a link to the issue we're using to track data race safety reporting inconsistencies to the builds FAQ #3565

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Good idea!

@daveverwer daveverwer merged commit b191f55 into main Dec 24, 2024
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Note that this does not affect package compatibility, as shown in the compatibility matrix. A package can be fully compatible with Swift 6.x without enabling strict concurrency checks, provided it is not running in Swift 6 language mode. For more information on opting into Swift 6 language mode, [read the Swift 6 migration guide for more information](https://www.swift.org/migration/documentation/swift-6-concurrency-migration-guide/completechecking).

**Note:** If you see inconsistencies between the number of data race safety errors reported by the Swift Package Index and the number you see in local testing, we are [tracking a potential issue with false negatives reported by the Swift compiler](https://github.com/SwiftPackageIndex/SwiftPackageIndex-Server/issues/3233#issuecomment-2560966121). Please feel free to note packages that may be affected in that issue thread.
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I kinda wonder if I false positives is the better term here. It depends on which way you're looking at it but I suppose most people would think of the "positive case" as the one where there are errors. When I named the issue I was thinking in terms of positive/negative results and flipped the meaning essentially.

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