I've local Swift Packages added to a workspace. They reside in the project subfolders and connected to different git repositories as git submodules. Everything had been working perfectly (the project was able to build, packages were able to resolve, and…
I am trying to use the following package in a project: https://github.com/richardtop/CalendarKit.git When I try adding the package via the Swift Package Manager, I get an error about toolchain versions (please see the pic below). I am using XCode 12.4,…
The errors: ITMS-90685: CFBundleIdentifierCollision. There is more than one bundle with the CFBundleIdentifier value com.[companyName].[className] under the iOS application [myAppName].app ITMS-90680: invalid directory. The bundle Payload/[myAppName].app/Plugins/[myFramework].framework is not contained in a correctly named directory. It should be under "Frameworks" Background…
Using XCode10.5.1, iOS 14.6, Swift5.4.2, Using the Swift Package Manger (SPM) for getting Firebase dependency in to my project - I try to get going Google Crashlytics on my iOS device. I saw in several posts (ex. this one) that…
I'm trying to build a Swift package containing multiple binary xcframeworks (each of which wrap a different static C library). The .xcframework contains multiple versions of the same library (one per arch type - x86_64, aarch64). I first build the…
When I publish a Swift Package, I like to include some Playgrounds to show examples of how to use the package. Prior to Swift 5.4, I was able to do this in a relatively straightforward way, but now none of…
I'm working on a project and I'm using Swift package manager to manage dependencies. I had just updated my Xcode to 12.5 and I had deleted the derived data, because I thought it would resolve a problem I was having…
A Module I have a module (A) that has two structs. One with a color initiated directly in code. One with a color loaded from the assets. public struct CodeColor { public init() { } public let value = SwiftUI.Color(#colorLiteral(red:…
I recently added some Swift Packages to my Xcode 11.3 project manually by dropping them onto the Project Navigator. This allows me to edit out some errors in the source. By doing this, Xcode automatically adds these to Source Control.…
I have a build error saying that all my SPM packages are missing. I decided to remove and re-add each package to the project, but each attempt at adding a package gives me the following error: Package.resolved file is corrupted…