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Package.swift is not available in the repository #6
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Hi @MaxDesiatov you'd need to create a Package.swift based on the CMake files we're using. If you clone the repo and look in the git history you should be able to find the one we used to use. We moved away from SwiftPM because we couldn't get it working cross-platform with Swift 5 and have had years of battling with it otherwise. We might consider moving back to SwiftPM if the cross-compiling story improves for our use case |
Thanks for the clarification. Would the repository name and |
True. To be clear we are using this in Swift, for https://github.com/flowkey/uikit-cross-platform, but didn't think anyone else was aware of this repo specifically. |
@MaxDesiatov if you want to use it with SwiftPM, the suggestion to look in the git history still stands. We removed SwiftPM support in flowkey/UIKit-cross-platform@8445e66 - have a look there to see how we were using it |
Maybe I'm missing something, but what exactly would make this repository compatible with SwiftPM? There's no
Package.swift
file anywhere, so how one would add it as a dependency in their own package manifest?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: