I have an application using only swift source code that works fine on mac osx.
It is a UI app and I’d like to create a command line version separate from UI
version. I’ve also separated the model code into a separate framework and
linked it to the UI version. I’d like to use that framework code in the
command line version.
To do that, I’ve created a package (using the Swift Package Manager on osx)
corresponding to the framework whose sources are copied to the package sources
directory. The command line version works fine under that scenario. However,
in order to only have to maintain a single set of source code, I’d like to
change the copied files to symbolic links to the framework source code
(symbolic because the source may sit on a separate device). When I do that, the
package library builds fine, but when I build the command line program, it
fails with the error message
the package <package name> contains no modules
fix: create at least one module
Am I doing something wrong here or can one just not use symbolic links?
Thanks,
--Rick
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