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Are you saying that if your app depends on a local swift-syntax checkout, SwiftPM then uses that swift-syntax checkout for swift-macro-toolkit as well? |
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Nope, for example:
Afair standard resolution checked out I simply cloned Sure it may not always work, but at least worked with 603 and likely to work in most cases as long as swift version matches ( |
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Added a guide on bypassing
swift-syntaxversion resolutionNote
Some of my dependencies prevent me from using latest version of
swift-macro-toolkit, but by depending on local swift-syntax fork I managed to bypassswift-syntaxversion resolution. It's too small piece of knowledge to make some article about, but I think some folks may find it really helpful andswift-macro-toolkitlooks like a right place to mention it.