As Swift has been evolving, some changes in the language alone (mainly around the 4.x/5.x version edges) lead to some of the conventions being deprecated.
At this moment with Xcode 13 (and AFAIK also previously with Xcode 12 cycle), a couple of warnings appears when building the library:
This is a very minor change required, so addressing this should be a half-an-hour job in fact. 👍 Taking it practically, App Store currently requires Xcode 12 to be used to build any bundle deployed there, that means Swift 5.3 is effectively the oldest version supported. Your Package.swift file already states this, thus fixing this shouldn't really cause conflicts in any 3rd-party project. 👌
As Swift has been evolving, some changes in the language alone (mainly around the 4.x/5.x version edges) lead to some of the conventions being deprecated.
At this moment with Xcode 13 (and AFAIK also previously with Xcode 12 cycle), a couple of warnings appears when building the library:
This is a very minor change required, so addressing this should be a half-an-hour job in fact. 👍 Taking it practically, App Store currently requires Xcode 12 to be used to build any bundle deployed there, that means Swift 5.3 is effectively the oldest version supported. Your
Package.swift
file already states this, thus fixing this shouldn't really cause conflicts in any 3rd-party project. 👌