Chris McGee
Chris McGee
The verbose option is coming with #177 so that the default level is just to provide the high level actions that swiftly is taking, not the gpg messages, installer, etc....
These subcommands don't yet use the verbose flag at all: * Proxy (probably not relevant, since the command-line arguments are for the destination binary, not swiftly itself) * ListAvailable *...
Thanks for reporting this. The new version of swiftly once it is released would check and prompt the user to install `libstdc++-11-dev` at the moment. Do you know if the...
Thank you for checking. I believe that the next release of swiftly will resolve this issue, but will leave this open until that is confirmed.
The new release of swiftly is available to install from https://swift.org/install Does this problem still occur with the new release?
> The badge doesn't include Linux. It's because currently swiftly can only build on Linux if the system has libarchive-devel installed. I hope that #154 will fix that.
> not a package that someone can include in their swift project Swiftly is a package. It has a Package.swift file. It can be added as a dependency from another...
> The README information on being displayed on SPI and the documentation are being pulled from `main` branch and is not correct for the current release version `0.3`. This gives...
I'd still like to get the badges working. Once we have a vendored libarchive for swiftlang it should make the Linux badge green, avoiding confusion about Linux support.
Thanks, there could be some reasonable bounds to the selectors here, such as >1 and