If SwiftPlate is run in a repo that has been cloned from an empty GitHub repo, it will already contain a README.md and LICENSE files, which will cause SwiftPlate to error. What should happen is that if any (or both) of those files already exists, SwiftPlate should not attempt to overwrite them.
If SwiftPlate is run in a repo that has been cloned from an empty GitHub repo, it will already contain a
README.md
andLICENSE
files, which will cause SwiftPlate to error. What should happen is that if any (or both) of those files already exists, SwiftPlate should not attempt to overwrite them.