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I created test project - "TaoTester" and test package with C-library called "SwiftGit2". After few days of work in package almost all works fine.... EXCEPT: I cannot link C-...
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I have a String Catalog file in the iOS app. If I have e.g. a Text("Hello App") in a view in the app, everything is automatically recognized and the key "Hello App" is added to the ...
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Is there a way to “give permission” to a package’s tests (or trigger the user permission dialog), so I can run tests in the package, without having to embed it in an app? I want to pull some code out ...
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I have seen a few projects where there is a import Module and a import Module.Internal. If I open them up and build them I can see that the built .framework file in the Modules/ folder has both module....
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I have two macOS apps - App A reads and writes documents of the type identifier com.example.custom-document, whereas App B only produces com.example.custom-document documents as an "Export" ...
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The frustrating thing is there are so many related questions that almost help me, but not the exact combination I'm doing. This is my first time trying to make a Swift package wrapping a C library ...
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Background I’ve been developing an open-source SwiftUI package called SwipeCardUI that provides a basic card-swipe interface. It allows users to drag cards left or right and triggers an action once ...
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I moved all of my snapshot dependencies and some utility code that simplified my testing to a separate Package, so I didn't need to import all of my snapshots dependencies in every Package I wanted to ...
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I am trying to add MSAL library https://github.com/AzureAD/microsoft-authentication-library-common-for-objc by using Swift Package but getting below error message. Not sure how to resolve it. I don’t ...
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I'm writting my first package for an XCode project I'm doing. I made the class inside of my package public. I import the package into my xcode project and then I try to call the class and it can't be ...
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I have a mono cocoapods repo, that host all our libraries. I'm in the process of adding support for Apple SPM. Everything is working on the package.swift configuration. But, I trying to have the same ...
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I have a package repository on aws azure (a swift package name lets say SimplePackage) I have created a repository in Code Artifacts section name (artifactsRepo) Now I have followed Configure Swift ...
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I am working on a Swift Package and I want to add a NLLanguageRecognizer instance, which is only available in macOS 10.14+. At this point the other default minimums for Swift Packages are fine; Xcode ...
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I've created a new Swift Package to store all classes from an SDK I'm developing. The idea is to reuse that Swift Package between other projects. I've added the package to my current Xcode project by ...
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I have a situation in my Swift iOS development project. 20 days ago, I created a branch named Modular_Approach from the Main-Branch. It's an enterprise application, so it took quite a while to convert ...
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