I’m finding hard to update external dependencies on all modules, do you have any solutions if, for example, you need to change swift-algorithm version on all spm modules? My project has 300+ modules it would be unpractical to do it manually or even On CI it would be hard to keep track.
This is great and exactly what I was looking to do but the one thing that is bothering me is not being able to reorder the libraries or even the files within each library when using SPM. Is there a way to do this that I'm missing or is this something I just have to deal with if using SPM?
I've had very mixed (and sometimes disastrous) results with using Packages this way. Far from being smart, Xcode can very often be super-dumb. It loses files, loses links. Source control can become a nightmare. All up, I lost more days in workarounds and fixes and tearing my hair out, than I gained in productivity.
Really love the idea of modularisation and utilising libraries within packages. However I would have liked the architecture to be more aligned with Clean Architecture or DDD principles
Never in a million years would I have thought to use a single package to build multiple libraries. Brilliant!
I absolutely loved this talk! one of the best in iOS Configurator SG 2022 in my opinion. Thank you! 👏🏻⭐️💛
I’m finding hard to update external dependencies on all modules, do you have any solutions if, for example, you need to change swift-algorithm version on all spm modules? My project has 300+ modules it would be unpractical to do it manually or even On CI it would be hard to keep track.
This is great and exactly what I was looking to do but the one thing that is bothering me is not being able to reorder the libraries or even the files within each library when using SPM. Is there a way to do this that I'm missing or is this something I just have to deal with if using SPM?
The best talk! Thanks
Great, thanks alot
Great talk! Thank you!
love it thanks
I've had very mixed (and sometimes disastrous) results with using Packages this way.
Far from being smart, Xcode can very often be super-dumb. It loses files, loses links.
Source control can become a nightmare.
All up, I lost more days in workarounds and fixes and tearing my hair out, than I gained in productivity.
Really love the idea of modularisation and utilising libraries within packages. However I would have liked the architecture to be more aligned with Clean Architecture or DDD principles