top | item 45093584 (no title) armadsen | 6 months ago Right, but you can’t have a single package containing both ObjC and Swift. It’s a limitation of SwiftPM that has prevented me from using it for a few projects (I am using it in several others, though). discuss order hn newest einsteinx2|6 months ago You can mix them, it just has to be released as a binary framework which is a bit annoying as I would prefer a pure source release but it does work. josteink|6 months ago Since it clearly wasn’t obvious, I was asking in the context of a package consumer, not publisher.My involvement with MacOS development is somewhat limited and I have no plans publishing any packages yet ;) load replies (1)
einsteinx2|6 months ago You can mix them, it just has to be released as a binary framework which is a bit annoying as I would prefer a pure source release but it does work. josteink|6 months ago Since it clearly wasn’t obvious, I was asking in the context of a package consumer, not publisher.My involvement with MacOS development is somewhat limited and I have no plans publishing any packages yet ;) load replies (1)
josteink|6 months ago Since it clearly wasn’t obvious, I was asking in the context of a package consumer, not publisher.My involvement with MacOS development is somewhat limited and I have no plans publishing any packages yet ;) load replies (1)
einsteinx2|6 months ago
josteink|6 months ago
My involvement with MacOS development is somewhat limited and I have no plans publishing any packages yet ;)