Closed vvghost1 closed 2 years ago
@vvghost1 thanks for the fix. What are the steps to reproduce the "deployment target version error" in Xcode 12? I just want to check that the bug exists locally and confirm that it goes away with your update. Thanks 👍
@evgenyneu sorry for delayed answer. Steps to reproduce (using Xcode 12, swift-tools-version:5.x):
swift package init
import KeychainSwift
to any source file (template one is ok)swift package generate-xcodeproj
Now, if you will try to build generated project for iOS Simulator, you will have error "Compiling for iOS 9.0, but module 'KeychainSwift' has a minimum deployment target of iOS 14.x"
Thanks for instructions, yes I can reproduce the issue. The recommended way of adding KeychainSwift package to an Xcode project is by using the menu File > Packages > Add Package Dependency. This does not result in any errors for me, I just tested in Xcode 12.3, both for a Mac and iOS app, see project attached. Do you think you can use this approach, or do you still need to create Xcode project from command line?
@evgenyneu thank you for attention to this issue! I have already found a workaround, and, moreover, I had investigated that generate-xcodeproj
is being deprecated: https://github.com/apple/swift-package-manager/pull/3062
However, I still think that bumping swift-tools-version is a good thing to reduce possible bugs in the future. Maybe you could do it with some additional changes later, it's up to you
Hello! What about current status with Xcode 13.2.1?
It'sI'm using it in a native Swift (UIKit) app (version 19.0.0 -SPM).
It works fine (latest Xcode/Swift 5.5).
Have you encountered any issues?
I generally don't run prerelease Xcode, unless there's an explicit reason.
It'sI'm using it in a native Swift (UIKit) app (version 19.0.0 -SPM).
That's also the problem because SPM sees this lib as version 19.0.0 which is wrong because on GitHub there is a release 2.0.1. The mismatch is because 19
it's a tag in git and SPM cares only about tags. However this is different issue addressed here: https://github.com/evgenyneu/keychain-swift/issues/148
It works fine (latest Xcode/Swift 5.5).
Yeah, it works fine but Xcode displays a yellow warning because it wants to update this package into Swift 5. It's just outdated.
I generally don't run prerelease Xcode, unless there's an explicit reason.
I see but Xcode 13.2.1 was released on AppStore about 1 week ago.
Ah. I see. I have 13.2.1. I was wondering if there was an issue with a prerelease.
I see that stupid warning. I was wondering what caused it.
That release is a few years old, and very much out of date. It should probably be deleted, or a bunch of new releases, set to various tags, should be added (at least the 19.0.0 tag).
Thanks!
Done
This fixes minimum deployment target version error when project generated in Xcode 12