Chris McGee
Chris McGee
Thanks @BrianHenryIE. As you've noted, there are some problems with the swiftly install shell script with macOS. We're currently in the process of migrating the installation logic of the shell...
@vsarunas updates to the pull request is welcome and/or new pull requests are welcome. There are several places in the code that would need to be changed to add Ubuntu...
Thanks everyone for your patience. We're trying to move these issues forward and get a preview release out on swift.org. This one is tagged as a release candidate for that...
See #173 for a fresh patch that should address this.
This is fixed with #173 Ubuntu 23.10 was not added since it is end of life.
The `.pkg` format is the secure standard deployment format used by swift.org for macOS software. It has cryptographic verifications, and even has a GUI installer in case that's preferred by...
This change belongs on the swift website repo. You might be interested in this PR, which fixes this problem and adds fish support too: https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-org-website/pull/946
The build script does make some assumptions here, one of them being that it has control over the installed SDK's. PR's are welcome to make it more resilient when running...
Thanks for raising this issue. The init subcommand could do better to be resilient to failure when running.
Swiftly checks these directories on Linux to provide a cleaner error message, but the same problem will be found with openSUSE with the Swift NIO / Async HTTP Client code...