Change the current SwiftPM version from 5.3.0 to 5.4.0 (leaving the dev flag set to true) #182
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…to be part of SwiftPM, and for historical reasons the SwiftPM version is still provided by ToolsSupportCore (this should also be fixed, separately).
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@swift-ci please test |
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we should be moving this to SwiftPM proper
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Absolutely. I filed rdar://73206574 to cover this but that would be more change than we would want at this point in the release. |
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ToolsSupportCore used to be part of SwiftPM, and for historical reasons the SwiftPM version is still provided by ToolsSupportCore (this should also be fixed, separately). In the
mainbranch thedevflag is still true; this will be set to false in the release branch.