swift-package-manager | The Package Manager for the Swift Programming Language | iOS library

I'm trying to get dependency target based in SPM, I have Package.swift defined here:

So I have RxSwift defined in package dependencies but it's NOT used in target ReCaptcha but only in target ReCaptchaRx

If I choose to select only one target without Rx I expected it to fetch only ReCaptcha dependency and ignore Rx.

After importing only ReCaptcha I'm getting package resolved but unusable, if I choose on import window ReCaptchaRx I'm getting as expected usable Rx what is fine. But why then SPM even fetching and resolving RxSwift in this case?

Why Xcode is resolving RxSwift on target that does not have a dependency to it? Can that be prevented? I would expect similar behaviour as with AppSwizzle in this example that if target is not used is not being resolved.

This is an open source library available here: https://github.com/JakubMazur/ReCaptcha/blob/swift-package-manager/Package.swift

If you want to checkout this in SPM will resolve package from https://github.com/JakubMazur/ReCaptcha on branch swift-package-manager

I'm trying to add SPM support for my library. I need to define unsafeFlags for one of my library's targets (In order to import Swift code into Objective-C++):

After I read the instructions listed here for how to add Firebase as a dependency to a Swift package, I couldn't get it to work, here's my Package.swift manifest:

Swift Package Manager can be a convenient way to build swift projects, and, if you (remove the absolute toolchain @rpath it adds to your binary), you can even distribute its builds.

But SPM doesn't seem to produce .dSYM debug symbol packages, so how can you symbolicate the crash reports?

Is there a better way than using swift package generate-xcodeproj and then getting Xcode to create the build and dSYMs, effectively reducing SPM to .xcodeproj shorthand?

I am trying to put a CoreData model into a Swift Package to extract my model code / classes from my main codebase.

I have done the following to recreate the issue I'm having from scratch:

• Create a new swift package called SampleModelPackage (File -> New -> Swift Package)
• Created a Core Data Model Definition File (Create File -> New -> File | iOS -> Core Data -> Data Model)
• Saved it in the Sources/SampleModelPackage directory alongside the auto-generated SampleModelPackage.swift

Now - when I attempt to open the Model.xcdatamodelId file in Xcode, it just shows me a "Version" icon (see screenshot), whereas creating a Core Data Model file in a Project or Framework will allow me to edit the model.

The second / follow up question would be how would I then extend the code-gem'd model files as normal? And how would I load that model definition (normally I would use a Bundle ID and the model file name)

I have tried adding the model file to the resources array of the Package.swift file (using .process and using .copy) as described on this page: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift_packages/bundling_resources_with_a_swift_package

Or more generally, is this even possible? (this article https://ishabazz.dev/blog/2020/7/5/using-core-data-with-swift-package-manager seems to imply that packaging core data models like this is possible)

(I am using Xcode 12.4)

Using Swift-Package-Manager, Swift5.3.2, iOS14.4.1, XCode12.4,

I am trying to integrate Firebase into my iOS App.

I use the Swift Package Manager for Firebase (Beta) as described here.

After successfully integrating most packages from the Firebase selection choice (since I need most of them), I get the following error in Xcode:

'openssl/arm_arch.h' file not found

It seems to happen in the File crypto.c of the BoringSSL dependency added by the Firebase dependency. (see screenshot)

I know the problem has be described before (such as here, here, here and here). However, most of the people use Cocoapods. But in my case, I use the Swift Package Manager. So I open up this question again:

What do I need to do when Xcode said 'openssl/arm_arch.h' file not found ?

Goal is to host a git repo for a Swift Package to distribute proprietary code as a binary in a XCFramework. The source code has dependencies on other Swift Packages. Listing the dependencies in the .package config is not enough. Simply asking consumers to import dependencies is not an option, as they may be making use of the same packages at different levels. The main problem I am trying to solve is how to resolve these dependencies when my Swift Package is imported into a project.

1. Each dependency package should be archived and wrapped into the XCFramework as well, right?
2. How would I do that?

The packages I am using are also available in a CocoaPod as well.

1. Would it be easier to import them as pods for the purpose of archiving?

I have gone thru the following resources and SO posts, but can not find answer to this specific purpose.

• https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift_packages/distributing_binary_frameworks_as_swift_packages
• https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/416/
• https://medium.com/@anuragajwani/how-to-distribute-compiled-universal-ios-xcframeworks-using-swift-package-manager-8eaf8395985f
• https://www.appcoda.com/xcframework/
• Explicitly manage Swift Package nested dependencies required?
• XCFramework with Pods Dependencies (solution is to host a pod and not a swift package)

I created my first Swift package by following this article on medium and added it to a Swift project. I can build and run the project containing the package (and many other packages) on simulators fine, but Product > Archive generates errors in my Swift package. The errors all seem to suggest that SwiftUI has not been imported, when it has.

Here's a snippet of the code with a few of the errors:

I know this is common question but none of the solution working for me.

I've a swift package hosted on private repo in azure devops. In pipeline, i've setup task Install SHH key following document with passphrase and locally swift package resolve, authentication success. But in pipeline it fails with message "SSH fingerprint fail to verify".

I searched a-lot and there are few links below sharing, solution i've tried so far Adding identity to known_host, manually calling swift package resolve.

https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/content/problem/1025313/swift-package-manager-the-server-ssh-fingerprint-f.html

https://discuss.bitrise.io/t/xcode-11-resolving-packages-fails-with-ssh-fingerprint/10388

https://bonkowski.net/posts/ios-azure-pipeline/

I'm not sure, is there any way to get detail logs?