Refactor SPM Modules #462
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GLinnik21
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Thanks you a lot for such an amazing effort for structuring the modules. |
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| // TODO: Disabling this until I figure out what's wrong with queue names. | |||
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Have you figured out what's wrong with the queue names?
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Not quite.
I was just looking through other pull requests and found this #221. Don't think that it would be compatible with my changes. By the way tests passes fine.
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Overview
This PR restructures our project to support modular imports in Swift Package Manager (SPM), addressing the inefficiencies of the current complex and non-standard target structure. It sets the foundation for future enhancements in privacy compliance and build system compatibility.
Key Changes
This restructuring prepares the library for future improvements, making it more manageable and ensuring compatibility with modern build environments.
High-Level Design of KSCrash modules. Thanks to @bamx23.
This PR addresses issue #458.