To use a macro as binary, I followed a lot of the research at https://www.polpiella.dev/binary-swift-macros
The important parts are:
- in this repo: making the plugin an target executable (I have not yet tested this with mint):
- in the consuming repo: Including the mapping of macro binary to macro (via the project.yml and xcodegen) for all targets
(for us, the binary will be in the bin subfolder of iOS)
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in the consuming repo: removing the original macro from spm and removing all imports
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in the consuming repo: Including the macro definition(s) in a file (e.g. Sources/MacroDefinitions.swift) that is then directly imported to the project using the sources config of xcodegen. the definitions must be private.
To use a macro as binary, I followed a lot of the research at https://www.polpiella.dev/binary-swift-macros
The important parts are:
(for us, the binary will be in the bin subfolder of iOS)
in the consuming repo: removing the original macro from spm and removing all imports
in the consuming repo: Including the macro definition(s) in a file (e.g. Sources/MacroDefinitions.swift) that is then directly imported to the project using the sources config of xcodegen. the definitions must be private.