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https://github.com/swiftbrew/Swiftbrew/issues/14 https://github.com/swiftbrew/Swiftbrew

In addition to #135 a new version of outdated command. @yonaskolb Please take a look on that. If it's fine, then please release a new version. Thanks.

ref: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/xcode/organizing-your-code-with-local-packages For example as below, can I just use Mintfile to support local-packages ? ``` mintfile swiftyfinch/[email protected] ./Module/LocalPackage/MyPackage ``` Thanks.

It would be interesting to have a step for [Bitrise.io](https://bitrise.io) for Mint that supports **install**, **run**, **list**, **which**, **uninstall**, **bootstrap**... Maybe @brandtdaniels can help, he created [this one](https://github.com/brandtdaniels/xcodegen-bitrise) for [XcodeGen](https://github.com/yonaskolb/XcodeGen).

```zsh % mint version Version: 0.17.1 % mint install swiftyfinch/rugby@main 🌱 Cloning rugby main 🌱 Resolving package error: Dependencies could not be resolved because no versions of 'xcbeautify' match the...

It would be great to provide shell completion scripts which allow you to press the tab key on your keyboard to autocomplete commands and arguments when typing a mint command....

Added support for resouce in SPM version 5.3 or later. #223 SPM outputs a file named `[package name]_[target name].bundle` (or `*.resources` on linux) when `resources` is specified for a target...

This PR adds two commands: - outdated: returns all linked packages that are not up to date - update: reinstall all outdated packages fixes #87, #121

Hi all! Environment: MacBook Pro 13 M1 2020, macOS 12.2.1, Xcode 13.2.1 I have a problem with build project when I added R.swift with Mint. Xcode get me this error....

It is becoming increasingly common that git repositories use `main` as the default branch instead of `master`. If a package has no tags and someone tries to install it using...