Update SwiftTemplate to make possible to edit Package.swift #1163
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Motivation:
Existing template engines are limited and inconvenient, I would like to use the full power of Swift when creating templates, in particular to connect third-party libraries.
Solution:
All you need now is to disable overwriting of
Package.swiftto be able to edit itImpact on existing behavior:
None.
Crash with invalid URL in
task.currentDirectoryURLhas also been fixed and manifest has been updated to version 5.7.An example of using a third-party library to generate code in Sourcery can be viewed here