Building for "Any iOS Device (arm64)" fails

[skohrt]

Hello Fabrizio,
I used your really fantastic RangeUISlider in one of my small iOS Apps.
I installed it as Package Dependency in Xcode 13.3 under Monterey 12.2.1 (Version rule: master).
My app with your slider works properly on different connected iPhones as well as on different Xcode iPhone simulators. No errors at all.
But as soon as I try to "Archive" it, the build for "Any iOS Device (arm64)" fails with 49 issues.
I'm pretty sure, that it is not a bug in your RangeUISlider. Do you have any clue, what might goes wrong? I'm running out of ideas.
I attached the list of issues and an error log file.
Thank you very much for your help.
All the best, Stephan
Compiler Error List.pdf
Build target RangeUISlider_2022-03-19T20-44-35.txt

[chicio]

Hi @skohrt ,

thank you for your interest in RangeUISlider. Yep you're right, there is some problem with installing RangeUISlider as package dependecy. Basically I was still pointing to iOS 9, and for the package manager this is not good: basically the swift build toolchain fails to import SwiftUI classes for a target so low.
Given the fact that now I support also SwiftUI, I increased the target to iOS 13 in the Package.swift on master. I will release a new version with this modification (I tested it and it works as expected).

Thank you for your support and remember to ⭐ star the repository ⭐

Fabrizo.

[chicio]

Version 3.1.0 release 🚀

[skohrt]

Hello Fabrizo, you are really a hero. Thank you very much for your quick reply and solution! I updated to your latest version and it works perfect and without compiling problems. Have a nice day and thanx again, Stephan

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Am 24.03.2022 um 20:17 schrieb Fabrizio Duroni ***@***.***>: Hi @skohrt <https://github.com/skohrt> , thank you for your interest in RangeUISlider. Yep you're right, there is some problem with installing RangeUISlider as package dependecy. Basically I was still pointing to iOS 9, and for the package manager this is not good: basically the swift build toolchain fails to import SwiftUI classes for a target so low. Given the fact that now I support also SwiftUI, I increased the target to iOS 13 in the Package.swift on master. I will release a new version with this modification (I tested it and it works as expected). Thank you for your support and remember to ⭐ star the repository ⭐ Fabrizo. — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#51 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/APBOSR5MHURRSWEMPUMPRG3VBS5WLANCNFSM5REROM2A>. You are receiving this because you were mentioned.