Open enricode opened 4 years ago
+1 I'd like to use TrueTime.swift in a package I'm working on, and I need SPM support as well.
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I have package manager support on my fork https://github.com/jay18001/TrueTime.swift/
Is there any reason why there is no Swift PM support yet?
@jay18001 I couldn't get your fork to work. I get the error: "https://github.com/jay18001/TrueTime.swift/ has no Package.swift manifest for version 5.1.0"
Hi @nobinajohan,
You have to use the commit hash -> 80f4900a6d369f71da204b752cd16a637d7b7ecc
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@jay18001 Please can you tag your commit and create stable version since to use it as dependency in published package it needs to be have stable version. Check this comment: https://forums.swift.org/t/dependencies-could-not-be-resolved-because-package-yeelampa-is-required-using-a-stable-version-but-yeelampa-depends-on-an-unstable-version-package-requester-and-root-depends-on-yeelampa-0-1-0/53840/2
@jay18001 Please can you tag your commit and create stable version since to use it as dependency in published package it needs to be have stable version. Check this comment: https://forums.swift.org/t/dependencies-could-not-be-resolved-because-package-yeelampa-is-required-using-a-stable-version-but-yeelampa-depends-on-an-unstable-version-package-requester-and-root-depends-on-yeelampa-0-1-0/53840/2
Created tag in my fork for this use: https://github.com/pragnesh-is/TrueTime.swift/tree/5.2.0
Hello,
is it possible to add a package description file for Swift Package Manager?
I've done something similar:
but it's only the first step since there are also the C files to put into an
include
directory where Xcode can find them.Is there any plan to support this?