Package Resolution Fails when attempting to add dependency with SPM

[dimitri-nik]

Hey! I've got an issue while trying to add the CameraView package to my project using Swift Package Manager. The package resolution is failing with the following error:

Failed to resolve dependencies Dependencies could not be resolved because root depends on 'cameraview' 1.2.0..<2.0.0.
unexpectedly did not find the new dependency in the package graph: sourceControl(identity: cameraview, location: SwiftPM.SPMPackageDependency.Sourc...

Xcode version 15.4
swift 5.0
ios 17.0

I tried clearing derived data and package caches
I recently added your PopUp package successfully

Not sure what else to try thanks!

[guytepper]

Make sure to add https://github.com/Mijick/Timer as a dependency.

I think it's missing from the README? @FulcrumOne

[dimitri-nik]

I added Timer as a dependency, but I'm still seeing the same issue 🤔

[guytepper]

Can you post the full error you're getting? The error in your main post is truncated

Also, are you able to build your app, or this error prevents that?

[FulcrumOne]

Sorry guys, I'll try to get back to this thread at the end of the day, I'm super busy fixing the problems from #26

[dimitri-nik]

Hey no issue building the app because I haven't added the package yet. The issue arises when I try to add the package through swift package manager in xcode. I started a fresh project added the Timer package successfully but when I try to add the CameraView this is what I see from spm:

[FulcrumOne]

@dimitri-nik, I was able to reproduce it. It seems that the problem only occurs in this configuration when importing the package:

To fix this, just select branch main here

Let me know if it solved your problem 😉

[dimitri-nik]

This solved my problem thank you!! 🙌

[FulcrumOne]

@dimitri-nik, glad to hear it!

@guytepper thanks for your help as well! 😉

[guytepper]

@FulcrumOne isn't the issue with this solution, to get the latest commits from the main branch, that it enforces the library to be updated even if that's not intentional? For example, breaking changes could be introduced.

[FulcrumOne]

@guytepper unfortunately it slipped my mind when publishing this update and I'm very sorry for this😕

I promise to introduce the fix in the upcoming update.

Thanks for your comment and have a good day,
Tomasz

[FulcrumOne]

@guytepper here's the roadmap for this library.

Feel free to create a ticket if you need some new feature to be introduced 😉

[FulcrumOne]

@guytepper, @dimitri-nik

Version 2.1.0 resolves this problem.