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I like that you added support for Swift Package Manager, but it needs to have a new tag (say 0.1.4). I can test things in my application by specifying the master branch, but I can't do that in my production version since the package management in Xcode will not allow the mix. Specifically I get the following:
because package libs-ebedcore is required using a version-based requirement and it depends on unversion package witness and no versions of libs-EbedCore match the requirement 2.3.1..<3.0.0, libs-EbedCore >=2.3.0 is forbidden.
And because root depends on libs-EbedCore 2.3.0..<3.0.0, version solving failed.
While I can work around that while I'm testing since I also use a branch for my libs-ebedcore library, when I switch to using a specific version, it fails complaining that the specific version (libs-ebedcore v2.3.0) is depending on a non-versioned (Witness) prerequisite.
Would you be willing to take your current commit "b046945" as version 0.1.4? That would help me out a lot.
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I like that you added support for Swift Package Manager, but it needs to have a new tag (say 0.1.4). I can test things in my application by specifying the master branch, but I can't do that in my production version since the package management in Xcode will not allow the mix. Specifically I get the following:
While I can work around that while I'm testing since I also use a branch for my libs-ebedcore library, when I switch to using a specific version, it fails complaining that the specific version (libs-ebedcore v2.3.0) is depending on a non-versioned (Witness) prerequisite.
Would you be willing to take your current commit "b046945" as version 0.1.4? That would help me out a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: