Chris McGee
Chris McGee
Thanks @Nobody1707 for confirming that the workaround is working. In terms of the warning, this is expected. You can see a note about it in the Linux toolchain download instructions...
This should be fixed in the new 1.0 swiftly release.
SwiftlyCore isn't expected to be used as a library. I'd be interested in understanding what sorts of API's you're looking for and if they can be served by other packages...
#205 Adopts this for the swiftly releases. Next step is to follow the same approach for the interactions with the swift toolchains.
Thanks for reporting this. I think that swiftly should avoid `.zshrc` or `.bashrc` because they get sourced on every new shell process, which can slow things down. The profile files...
There is also issue #84 for add a self-uninstall option to swiftly, which would automate the process. For macOS, the uninstallation is approximately these steps: * Remove all installed toolchains...
In the near term, the manual uninstall procedure should be documented more generally in the README. The longer term plan is #84, which automates this.
> Do you mind if I start with a small PR adding deleting instructions to the README? Not at all. Contributions are welcome for this.