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Cristi Băluță
Cristi Băluță

Reputation: 1305

Swift package manager (spm) protocols, are not recognised in the project

I just converted a git repository to Swift Package Manager (spm), all good, it compiles and I can import it in the project.

What is not good is that the project doesn't compile, is not seeing the protocol. My lib is a single generic class and i'm supposed to create an enum that implements the protocol then use the enum as a generic of the class.

enum LocalPreferences: String, RCPreferencesProtocol {

I get: Use of undeclared type RCPreferencesProtocol

Then I get further errors when trying to use the enum but i think this are only because the enum had an error:

private let localPreferences = RCPreferences<LocalPreferences>()

I get: Cannot specialize a non-generic definition

Anybody had this problem and fixed it?

Here is reference to the library is the lib for reference.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 641

Answers (1)

Cristi Băluță
Cristi Băluță

Reputation: 1305

I made a stupid mistake, didn't declared the protocol and class public in the package. Strange though that the unit tests of the package passed instead giving the same error.

Upvotes: 2

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