Chore: Update Swift-UI Introspect to v1.1.1 to fix the watchOS previe…

[Narsail]

Update Swift-UI Introspect to v1.1.1 to fix the watchOS preview bug if the library is part of the iOS Companion.

I experienced an issue using your great library (thanks for the easy support of custom keyboards) when previewing my watchOS app. Apparently, Swift-UI Introspect is causing failures for watchOS in versions < 1.1.1

I tested the updated with xcodebuild -scheme CustomKeyboardKit -destination 'generic/platform=iOS' and it was building successfully.

[paescebu]

@Narsail Thanks for taking your time and your contribution!

I need some more details to understand the issue and correction better.

What issues were you exactly facing?
Did I understand correctly that the problem was that the CustomKeyboardKit package forced SPM to use the older version of SwiftUI introspect (0.7.0), which you used also independently from CustomKeyboardKit in your project. And that independent use of SwiftUI Introspect caused issues due to being outdated?

What was the reason you added an explanation how to build the package from the command line into the Readme? :)
Is that something people or I should do or be aware of for some reason?

[Narsail]

@paescebu Not exactly. Your library is the only one of my dependencies that uses SwiftUI Introspect. You can read more about the issue here: Apple Developer Forum and in the Swift UI Introspect PR fixing it.

It is enough to have Swift-UI Introspect be installed as a dependency of iOS only, which will cause issues with watchOS previews (building the actual binary for deployment is unaffected).

W.r.t. to the readme addition, the error I ran into when using swift build wasn't descriptive enough so I had to do some googling to figure out that you have to use xcodebuild for iOS only swift packages. Hence the addition to save others valuable time if they want to build your package.

[paescebu]

@Narsail Awesome thanks for the clarifications. Now I understand.

So my suggestions:

• bumping up the version of the SwiftUI Introspect library is totally fine with me 👌
• I would omit the Readme entry though, as I am not sure if this an issue people actually run into. I doubt hat people try to build CustomKeyboardKit separately from the command line. I think it's the least probable way of how the package is being used. This usually just resides in an Xcode project and Xcode handles the rest when building for a host project. I'd prefer to keep the Readme short and concise with the most relevant info only. So people don't get fed up reading it :)

What do you think?

[Narsail]

Yeah, I'm good with that. Removed the entry 👍

[paescebu]

@Narsail awesome stuff! Thank you for keeping it up to date.

Kind regards and have a great year!