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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024 4

the Logging pod is now live: https://cocoapods.org/pods/Logging

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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024 3

@LinusU I have had someone using NIO with Carthage and it wasn't an issue so I know it works without doing any changes to NIO itself. Let me get some more info for you, this should work for swift-log too I believe.

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larryonoff avatar larryonoff commented on September 26, 2024 1

@weissi

Does Carthage / CocoaPods have a way of taking the version number from the SwiftPM tags?

I don't think that this's supported. So I think SwiftNIO similar scripts is the best option.

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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024 1

@weissi

Does Carthage / CocoaPods have a way of taking the version number from the SwiftPM tags?

I don't think that this's supported. So I think SwiftNIO similar scripts is the best option.

Cool, I'll add a script for CocoaPods when we've tagged a version. It will be much simpler than the SwiftNIO one because we only got one module here so we don't need to figure out the dependencies between the modules.

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larryonoff avatar larryonoff commented on September 26, 2024 1

@weissi please see my feedback in PR #54 .

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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024

Sure, why not. But I think we should wait until we tag a version of this (will do soon after Swift 5 gets released).

Does Carthage / CocoaPods have a way of taking the version number from the SwiftPM tags? In SwiftNIO we just build everything with a script so we don't need to check lots of podspecs into our repo.

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larryonoff avatar larryonoff commented on September 26, 2024

@weissi thanks!

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kimdv avatar kimdv commented on September 26, 2024

Any status on this? 🚀

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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024

Cool, I'll add a script for CocoaPods when we've tagged a version. It will be much simpler than the SwiftNIO one because we only got one module here so we don't need to figure out the dependencies between the modules.

Still the same. We haven't tagged a version yet because of the log levels discussion

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shuoli84 avatar shuoli84 commented on September 26, 2024

bump. Now 1.0.0 released, time for cocoapods?

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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024

@shuoli84 / @larryonoff does #54 look about right?

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LinusU avatar LinusU commented on September 26, 2024

@weissi is Carthage support something that you are open to adding? We're currently transitioning all our CocoaPods dependencies to Carthage so are hesitant to add new CocoaPods-only deps 😬

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ianpartridge avatar ianpartridge commented on September 26, 2024

Xcode 11 supports Swift Package Manager now, is that an option?

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LinusU avatar LinusU commented on September 26, 2024

Unfortunately, we are actively shipping this app and I don't think that you can submit Xcode 11 compiled apps to the app store until it exits beta.

The next problem is that many of our dependencies don't currently support SwiftPM so we'll probably have to stick with Carthage for a while more, and I would prefer not to mix too many package managers into the mix. The long term goal for is probably CocoaPods -> Carthage -> SwiftPM though, but until we have moved all pods to Carthage I would prefer it not to bring in SwiftPM.

That being said though, long term I 100% think that SwiftPM will solve all of these problems, and I understand if you don't want to support Carthage in the meantime. I would be very happy if you did though ❤️

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schmidan avatar schmidan commented on September 26, 2024

@weissi I (and I would assume many others) would be interested in a way to use swift-log thru carthage. Do you have any more info on this or a short example to point to?
That would be highly appreciated.

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Bluelich avatar Bluelich commented on September 26, 2024

@weissi Can you update pod spec to 1.5.2, and push it to the trunk. You are the owner of this pod.
Further run the scrip to do this automatically when release a new version?

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weissi avatar weissi commented on September 26, 2024

@ktoso / @tomerd / @Lukasa is Cocoapods still supported? I thought that's gone now?

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ktoso avatar ktoso commented on September 26, 2024

No, you’re right — we don’t support it. Haven’t for a long time I think.

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