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Update Package.swift swift-tools-version 5.2 #234
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Hi @escakot, Thank you for submitting a pull request to fix #233! At first glance the changes look reasonable. As @gwhelanLD mentioned a few days ago, we'll do some verification on our side and will get back to you. Thanks, Filed internally as 98439. |
Hi @bwoskow-ld, For sure. Appreciate you guys for taking the time to test it out. Thanks, |
Hey, what's the status on this? If it's been forgotten, I'd like to give it a friendly bump. If it helps, I've got an updated copy of this change, but sitting on top the latest of the |
Hi @kreeger , This issue hasn't been forgotten, but thanks for the friendly bump. Apologies for not getting to it yet. |
## [5.4.2] - 2021-06-17 ### Fixed - Update `Package.swift` to use SwiftPM tools version 5.2. This prevents test dependencies from being included transitively. (Thanks, [@escakot](#234)!) - Update `Quick` test dependency to 3.1.2 to avoid build warnings and adopt security fixes. ([#243](#243)) - Use `AnyObject` over `class` in protocol inheritance to avoid compiler warnings. ([#247](#247)) - Improve CI to test against multiple supported Xcode and Swift language versions. - Restored test suite compatibility with Xcode 11.4 and Swift 5.2.
Thanks for the contribution! It's been included in the 5.4.2 release. Thanks, |
This doesn't actually change any behavior because we override the default retry behavior, and that is all that changed since 3.1.0. However, we do not want the SDK to drift too far from the eventsource implementation, so I try to update it each time.
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Related issues
#233
Describe the solution you've provided
I've updated swift-tools-version to 5.2
Describe alternatives you've considered
N/A
Additional context
No updates required for
swift-eventsource
since it doesn't have dependencies.