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Swift 5.9 support

20 Sep 08:23
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This release adds support for Swift 5.9 (release) and makes it the new default version.

Swift 5.9-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2023-08-25-a support

29 Aug 14:38
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This release adds support for Swift 5.9-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2023-08-25-a.
Use the .swift-version file or the SWIFT_VERSION environment variable to install it instead of the stable versions.

Swift 5.8.1 Support

05 Jun 10:09
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This (rather formulaic) release adds support for Swift 5.8.1, and makes it the new default version.

Swift 5.8 support

02 Apr 18:15
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Add Swift 5.8 support

Swift 5.7.3 support

08 Feb 09:19
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This release:

  • Adds support for Swift 5.7.3 and sets it as the new default.
  • Removes configuration for Swift 5.6.x/5.7.x for Ubuntu 16.04 as those combinations are not actuallz supported.

Swift 5.7.2 support

15 Jan 16:08
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This release:

  • adds support for Swift 5.7.1 and 5.7.2 (new default).

Swift 5.6.3, 5.7 and Heroku-22 support

13 Sep 09:58
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This release:

  • Adds support for Swift 5.6.3.
  • Adds support for Swift 5.7 and uses it as the default Swift version.
  • By extension, adds support for the Heroku-22 stack as long as you use Swift 5.7 🎉

Swift 5.6.1 and 5.6.2 support

21 Jun 20:27
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This release sets Swift 5.6.2 to be the new default.
And a new type of error message is printed when running the buildpack on heroku-22.

Swift 5.5.3 and 5.6 support

15 Mar 19:00
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With this release, Swift 5.6 is the new default version.

Granular install hook support

19 Jan 18:08
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Starting with this release, the hooks provided by the buildpack are improved:

  • The post_compile hook is moved ahead in the build process, it is now executed immediately after the project is built, allowing modifications to be done with the .build folder, checked out dependency sources, etc.
  • Two new hooks – pre_install and post_install – are introduced before and after the built binaries are moved to their final location in the image.