fix formatting, and add a note that this is already shipping

Author: ktoso

_posts/2025-11-NN-swift-gsoc-2025-highlight-1-vscode-swiftly.md

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 ## Bringing Swiftly support to VS Code
 
-Hi Swift community! 👋
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 I am Priyambada Roul. I'm incredibly excited to share what I've been working on over the past three months as part of Google Summer of Code 2025 with Swift.org, alongside my mentors, @cmcgee1024 @matthewbastien
 
 My project focused on integrating **Swiftly** (Swift's toolchain manager) into the **VS Code Swift extension.**
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 We've made switching toolchains easier with Swiftly, allowing you to install and switch between Swift versions without leaving VS Code.
 
 1. **Switch Swift versions** with a single click
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 2. **Install new toolchains** without leaving VS Code
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 3. **See real-time progress** during installations
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 4. **Automatically sync** with project-specific Swift versions
 
 ## What's New for Swift Developers
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 The VS Code extension now provides an entirely **seamless toolchain management experience**:
 
 * We now support macOS too!
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 * See your current Swift version in the VS Code status bar.
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 * Click the version to switch between installed toolchains instantly.
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 * Install any Swift version directly from VS Code with real-time progress.
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 * Automatic detection of .swift-version files with prompts to switch
 
 ### Enhanced Swiftly CLI
 
 * Swiftly now supports a machine-readable JSON output format.
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 * Swiftly now reports toolchain installation progress updates in **JSONL format**
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 * We have polished error reporting.
 
 ![](/assets/images/gsoc-25/swiftly-1.jpg)
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 ![](/assets/images/gsoc-25/swiftly-3.jpg)
 
+This experience is already shipping in the latest update of the VS Code extension, so you can try it yourself now!
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 ### Things I learnt
 
 * Making a VS Code extension. While I have experience with TypeScript from web development, the VS Code extension API and its development workflow are different from what I'm used to.
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 * I understood the structure and distribution of Swift toolchains, as well as how different versions can coexist on the same system using symlinks, environment variables, and PATH manipulation, across both macOS and Linux.
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 * The extension spawns Swiftly processes and reads their JSON output streams in real-time. This involved learning about IPC mechanisms, stdin/stdout buffering and process lifecycle management.
 
 Want to see what we built? Check out the repositories:
 
 * **VS Code Swift Extension**: [github.com/swiftlang/vscode-swift](https://github.com/swiftlang/vscode-swift)
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 * **Swiftly CLI**: [github.com/swiftlang/swiftly](https://github.com/swiftlang/swiftly)
 
 I have linked all pull requests and technical details in my **[detailed project report](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Mnb9ybmVkpL6pAgrpMbSg6EV3owA2rz_FgltvAXdnUE/edit?tab=t.0)**, which provides an in-depth look into the specific changes.
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-If you'd like to learn more about this project, please [check out the full post on the Swift forums](https://forums.swift.org/t/gsoc-2025-bringing-swiftly-support-to-vs-code/81886)!
+If you'd like to learn more about this project, please [check out the full post on the Swift forums](https://forums.swift.org/t/gsoc-2025-bringing-swiftly-support-to-vs-code/81886)!