Add excludeFromProject option for local packages #1512
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Build errors look completely unrelated to changes introduced by this PR 🌚 |
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I'm trying to avoid xcodeproj management as much as possible and I'd prefer to inject my packages implicitly using xcworkspace, so they don't even show up in xcodeproj.
I added a new flag
excludeFromProjecttoSwiftPackageconfig, it is optional and defaults tofalse(old behaviour), setting it to true applies changes accordingly to screenshots I provided above. This change will help to keep project a bit cleaner when packages are injected usingxcworkspace.