Greg PFISTER

@chliangGoogle Sure, here's an example: ```swift import PackageDescription let package = Package( name: "MyCloudKit", platforms: [.iOS(.v15), .macOS(.v12), .watchOS(.v8)], products: [ .library( name: "MyCloudAnalytics", targets: ["MyCloudAnalytics"] ), .library( name: "MyCloudAuth", targets:...

@chliangGoogle Yes. It seems that before considering the condition, SPM will check if the dependency is available for the arch you are building for. So in the example: FirebaseFirestore is...

Hi, I face some issue building for watchOS using same code base as the companion iOS app. I think it should be nice to have an "empty" framework, especially that...

@paulb777 I have created the feature request #9966

Hi, on my side the disabling is work, but when I re-enable, the functions don't trigger any more. Neither 11.10 nor 11.11 nor 11.12 fix this issue. This is rather...

Hi, @gohnjanotis, I don't have an easy workaround. I ended up splitting into multiple libraries and use pre-compiler instruction based on the target OS (`#if os(iOS) ... #endif`) in order...

> > I get even two messages: > > ``` > > Warning: 2 rules skipped due to selector errors: > > legend+* -> Cannot read properties of undefined (reading...

@paulb777, sorry for getting back to you a bit late. I did some testing after using conditions in target dependencies and I was able to build the code using Xcode...

@rizafran, thanks for the doc, it is indeed as I suspected. The thing that is bugging me, is that the SDK is automatically taking over the standard SDK, where actually...

If I may suggest so, I would say to highlight it in the documentation and/or to generate an error when it is not set at all in the 'Info.plist' would...