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v16.6.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 12 Oct 20:55
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What's Changed

  • chore(main): release 16.6.0 by @github-actions[bot] in #68

Full Changelog: v16.5.0...v16.6.0

v16.5.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 09 Oct 03:44
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What's Changed

  • Create top-level CI workflow with proper template workflow delegation by @fulldecent with @Copilot in #60
  • Implement CI deployment branch approach for template testing by @fulldecent with @Copilot in #62
  • feat: use release-please by @fulldecent in #66
  • chore(main): release 16.5.0 by @github-actions[bot] in #67

New Contributors

  • @fulldecent with @Copilot made their first contribution in #60
  • @github-actions[bot] made their first contribution in #67

Full Changelog: 16.4...v16.5.0

Support Xcode 16.4

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 24 Jul 00:40
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This identifies and works around two new bugs introduced in Xcode. 16.4:

  1. Opening a Swift package and a dependent project at the same time in Xcode causes Xcode builds to fail
  2. Building an iOS app in Xcode after opening a dependent local module, and then closing that iOS app will cause Xcode to crash (100% reproducible)

And we remove a prior workaround:

  1. Xcode no longer treats project variables differently if they have or do not have spaces in them (because space quoting rules), issue originally introduced around Xcode 12.4 (12D4e).

Full changelog: 16.3...16.4

Support Xcode 16.3

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 09 Apr 03:41
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Full Changelog: 16.0...16.3

Support Xcode 16.0

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 10 Oct 14:27
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Delete Package.swift

Support Xcode 13.1

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 30 Dec 07:26
Repeat recipe for latest version of Xcode

Support SwiftUI and Xcode 12.3

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 24 Dec 20:35

These new instructions support the latest version of Xcode.

Now the iOS Example application is using SwiftUI.

Some bugs have been fixed in Xcode and we have removed those workaround notes.

Support Objective-C

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 25 Jun 03:50

Now includes an Objective-C class. This now makes this project usable for Swift 3 modules and Objective-C modules.

Support Xcode 8.1

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 04 Dec 21:38

Added

  • Now supports the latest Xcode 8.1

Bug fixes, new features

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@fulldecent fulldecent released this 17 Sep 22:16

Added

Fixed

  • Fix problems in the template