Adding SPM dependency to Xcode with default "up to 1.0.0" results in package resolution error due to sovran URL about analytics-swift

[migs647]

Thanks for calling this out @JetForMe. I'll take a look at this. Sovran is needed, we will look at auth issues with that. Will update.

[migs647]

@JetForMe I was able to replicate your issue. You need to set up your ssh keys with github. I tested on a fresh user account without any ssh keys and ran into your issue. Unfortunately, even though our package.swift is using https and use the https analytics-swift portion, Xcode forces Sovran to a ssh format .. ie [email protected]:segmentio/analytics-swift.git. Once I added my SSH key, it works as intended. Tested on Xcode 13 and Xcode 12.

Please use https://docs.github.com/en/github/authenticating-to-github/connecting-to-github-with-ssh in order to add your ssh key.

[JetForMe]

I'm not sure it's correct that Xcode forces Sovran to use git@…. I'm currently using a specific git commit hash to pull from your main branch, and it works just fine. In that branch, your Package.swift refers to Sovran using "https://github.com/segmentio/Sovran-Swift.git"

Requiring setting up SSH keys makes build automation that much harder to deal with.

[bsneed]

@JetForMe let me know if the 1.0.2 that just got tagged solves it for you.

[bsneed]

Gonna assume the answer is "YES" here. :D

[JetForMe]

Yes! I'm so sorry. I had this message flagged for weeks (months!) and got so busy at work, I forgot why I flagged it, but kept thinking I didn't have time to deal with it. Thank you for the rapid fix!.

[bsneed]

No worries at all! My pleasure. :high-five: