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Add support for Swift / Swift Package Manager #363
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awesome! thank you for starting this PR 🙇 , I left a few comments based on things I wasn't able to find quickly online. if any of my questions are easily readable please don't hesitate to share a link, it's often easier to ask where to look for information rather than trudging through search results 😄
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looks good, left two small comments. 👍 to merge once those are resolved
Co-authored-by: Jon Ruskin <[email protected]>
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✨ thanks for putting this all together 👍
@jonabc Thanks so much for your help to make this happen! |
## 3.1.0 2021-06-16 ### Added - Licensed supports Swift/Swift package manager as a dependency source (:tada: @mattt #363)' ### Changed - The `source_path` configuration property accepts arrays of inclusion and exclusion glob patterns (#368) - The Nuget source now uses configured fallback folders to find dependencies that are not in found in the project folder (#366) - The Nuget source supports a configurable property for the path from the project source path to the project's `obj` folder (#365) ### Fixed - The Go source's checks for local packages will correctly find paths in case-insensitive file systems (#370) - The Bundler source will no longer unnecessarily reset the local Bundler environment configuration (#372)
This PR adds support for Swift Package Manager to Licensed.
This will need to be updated once the Swift package registry is implemented. But for now, it works with existing URL-based dependency declarations.