Today, the GetYourGuide iOS team released: https://github.com/getyourguide/spmgraph
It helps you visualize, run selective tests, and lint Swift Package Manager dependency graphs.
Give it a go, we hope it's helpful for you too!
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Today, the GetYourGuide iOS team released: https://github.com/getyourguide/spmgraph
It helps you visualize, run selective tests, and lint Swift Package Manager dependency graphs.
Give it a go, we hope it's helpful for you too!
I'm happy to say #swiftlang will be posting news to Mastodon and Bluesky starting soon.
https://forums.swift.org/t/social-media-expansion-to-mastodon-and-bluesky/77999

The Core Team is deeply appreciative of the community discussion and feedback around Swift’s social media presence. Our goal is to grow Swift and its community by reaching the widest audience while keeping the Swift Forums as the primary hub for meaningful discussions. We see the opportunity to reach more of the Swift community by communicating in additional ways. We are pleased to announce we will be creating official Swift handles on both Bluesky and Mastodon, increasing social media reach ...
Just formally started the proposal process for two new Swift Testing features:
- Exit tests: https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-exit-tests/78071
- Attachments: https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-attachments/78072
One of the first enhancement requests we received for Swift Testing was the ability to test for precondition failures and other critical failures that terminate the current process when they occur. This feature is also frequently requested for XCTest. With Swift Testing, we have the opportunity to build such a feature in an ergonomic way. Read the full pitch here.
https://github.com/marinofelipe/swift-package-info/pull/52
Had fun migrating swift-package-info to Swift concurrency and adopting Swift 6's strict concurrency.
Next, I'll add a library version for those who wish to integrate Swift Package binary size into their apps.
As says the title, swift-package-info is now async await first and Swift strict concurrency compliant. This is a step before library version is added. On the way the minimum required Swift version ...
⬆️ Felipe Marino just released swift-package-info v1.5.0 – Swift CLI tool that provides information about a Swift Package
https://swiftpackageindex.com/marinofelipe/swift-package-info#releases
The latest swift-package-info release has added support for:
- custom and fine tuned build configuration via .xcconfig file by @mackoj
- revision (commit, branch)
Go check it out :)
Building a thriving open source ecosystem is important to Swift’s success, and open source packages are the building blocks that help power countless Swift projects. As the number of packages increases, discovery becomes critical for developers needing to find the tools and libraries that help them build their apps and services.
100% support #FastlaneTools getting a new home under #MobileNativeFoundation 🚀
Google has done a lot of great things for fastlane in the past but might be time for a change
I need a home that makes it possible to support all our core contributors for their work ❤️
Please +1 this proposal by @steipete 🙏
https://github.com/MobileNativeFoundation/discussions/discussions/194