Library evolution mode is designed for people who distribute binary frameworks (which we don’t). It imposes restrictions on the code you can write.
I’m not sure why we turned it on in the first place; it’s not explained in 7d52c8f nor its containing PR #213. I see no reason for us to use it.
This came to my attention because I was trying to add a dependency on the Version package and was getting strange errors. I noticed that turning off library evolution mode stopped these errors. Since we have no need for library evolution mode, let’s just turn it off.
Library evolution mode is designed for people who distribute binary frameworks (which we don’t). It imposes restrictions on the code you can write.
I’m not sure why we turned it on in the first place; it’s not explained in 7d52c8f nor its containing PR #213. I see no reason for us to use it.
This came to my attention because I was trying to add a dependency on the
Versionpackage and was getting strange errors. I noticed that turning off library evolution mode stopped these errors. Since we have no need for library evolution mode, let’s just turn it off.