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@mtrezza this is ready for review
I seem to remember that we recently did not have assets in releases and there was someone requesting they'd be added. I'm not sure about the use cases for these assets. Any good reason someone would need to add the SDK as a file directly to a Xcode project instead of using SPM?
I seem to remember that we recently did not have assets in releases
Assets have been available since the beginning of the SDK.
Any good reason someone would need to add the SDK as a file directly
I'm also not sure about the use cases for these assets unless they can't get SPM to work. @parse-community/ios-sdk any idea?
Assets have been available since the beginning of the SDK.
They haven't been available at some point, I believe with the introduction with SPM. We even have added a manual CI workflow to add the assets in case the process fails. I remember there was a complaint, but I can't find it.
Let's leave this open for some days and the go ahead and remove them, I'd suggest.
@mtrezza A use case is if you need to develop using an offline or static framework.
I'm continuing the discussion in https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-iOS-OSX/issues/1740#issuecomment-1747122373, because it's not PR related.
@dplewis I notice that this PR contains some changes to the README that are missing in https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-iOS-OSX/pull/1744. Is this PR still useful?
I’ll create another PR as there maybe merge conflicts. This PR is useful because it removes publishing the assets to GitHub on version release
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Issue Description
Removes release assets from release
Closes: https://github.com/parse-community/Parse-SDK-iOS-OSX/issues/1740
Approach
TODOs before merging