Closed kdrag0n closed 8 years ago
I added working support for Swift Package Manager. Remember, you will need to tag a release (like 0.2.1 that I added) for SwiftPM to recognize it, as it checkouts tags, not master. Example usage:
import PackageDescription let package = Package( name: "MyAwesomeApp", dependencies: [ .Package(url: "https://github.com/devxoul/Then", majorVersion: 0), ] )
Major version: 0 means that the latest 0.x.x tag will be used. Make sure you tag the latest tree after these 2 commits as 0.2.1 or similar.
Cool. Thanks for your work @Armored-Dragon!
I added working support for Swift Package Manager. Remember, you will need to tag a release (like 0.2.1 that I added) for SwiftPM to recognize it, as it checkouts tags, not master. Example usage:
Major version: 0 means that the latest 0.x.x tag will be used. Make sure you tag the latest tree after these 2 commits as 0.2.1 or similar.