Navigating Swift package dependencies during cross-platform migration from React Native
I'm refactoring my project and I'm sure I'm missing something obvious here, but While migrating a React Native application to a cross-platform Swift solution, I’ve hit a snag with managing Swift package dependencies... The goal is to integrate a custom Swift library that handles networking but runs into conflicts with existing dependencies. Initially, I attempted to add the library directly in the Xcode project using the Swift Package Manager. However, I encountered this error: ``` error: No valid versions of package found that match the requirement. ``` To troubleshoot, I checked the `Package.swift` file for the custom library, confirming it specifies a compatible version. Despite that, I still faced issues when trying to build. I also attempted to fetch dependencies manually by running `swift package update` from the command line, but the same error persisted. I’ve tried cleaning the build folder and resetting the derived data, which didn’t seem to change anything. Additionally, I looked through the Xcode settings and ensured the Swift version is set to 5.7, matching the library’s requirements. Furthermore, I've explored the option of consolidating all dependencies into a single manifest file to avoid any potential conflicts. This was suggested in some community discussions, but when I tried it, the build process still failed. It seems like the existing dependencies in my `Podfile` are causing a mismatch when combined with the Swift packages. Here’s my current `Podfile`: ```ruby platform :ios, '15.0' pod 'Alamofire', '~> 5.4' pod 'SwiftyJSON', '~> 5.0' ``` As I’m nearing the deadline for this migration, any suggestions for resolving these dependency conflicts or best practices for handling mixed package management in Swift would be greatly appreciated. Has anyone successfully navigated a similar situation or can point me toward effective strategies for managing dependencies during a migration from React Native to Swift? Has anyone else encountered this? The stack includes Swift and several other technologies. The project is a microservice built with Swift. Hoping someone can shed some light on this.