Update remote Swift packages annotations to match Xcode #921
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Able to reproduce, and found #864 which is related. Thanks! |
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I am using two tools that use
Xcodeprojto manipulate Xcode files (ccios and Kintsugi). But on projects using Swift packages theXcodeprojupdates is not matching what Xcode 14 and 15 generates, it has additional ".git" in packages annotations.For example, with a clean project with a single Swift package dependency, when I just read and save the Xcode project using this code (
Xcodeproj::Project.open('./SimpleApp.xcodeproj').save('./SimpleApp.xcodeproj')), this happens in git:This PR make
Xcodeprojmatch the Xcode behavior