Add functionality to mechanically edit Package.swift file #1966
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This adds functionality to mechanically edit the Package.swift file using the SwiftSyntax library. The functionality is encapsulated in a PackageEditor target and is driven using a new "swiftpm-manifest-tool" tool. This tool is an implementation detail and the actual functionality will be available using the `swift package` tool.
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Super cool!👍 |
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| final class PackageIndex { |
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This adds functionality to mechanically edit the Package.swift file
using the SwiftSyntax library. The functionality is encapsulated in
a PackageEditor target and is driven using a new "swiftpm-manifest-tool"
tool. This tool is an implementation detail and the actual functionality
will be available using the
swift packagetool.