[Bug]: SDK could not be resolved

[cosmograve]

What happened?

error while connecting SDK from SPM
failed downloading

Steps to reproduce?

open the package dependencies tab
type the path to the SDK in the search
click add package

What did you expect to happen?

a window will appear with a choice of libraries to be added

OneSignal iOS SDK version

5.2.11

iOS version

16

Specific iOS version

Relevant log output

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[cosmograve]

[OliverNielsen]

I am having the same issue.
Though, in the release notes of 5.2.11, it is stated to await version 5.2.12.

My workaround, until 5.2.11/5.2.12 is released, I have hardcoded the version to 5.2.10.

[binay-shaw-ionage]

Hi @OliverNielsen the same is happening with me, could you please help me with the workaround? I mean how did you hardcoded the value to 5.2.10, it does not even download the SDK at all. I can't even switch back to 5.2.10

[OliverNielsen]

Hi @OliverNielsen the same is happening with me, could you please help me with the workaround? I mean how did you hardcoded the value to 5.2.10, it does not even download the SDK at all. I can't even switch back to 5.2.10

Hi!
I edit the Package.swift file directly without the Xcode GUI. That makes it possible for me to write:
.package(url: "https://github.com/OneSignal/OneSignal-XCFramework", exact: "5.2.10")

When editing the Package.swift file, remember to press "Command + s", to actually save your changes. Xcode doesn't automatically reload dependencies, without a save.

If that doesn't work, I would suggest deleting DerivedData, open the top left menu "File -> Packages -> Reset Package Caches" and then "File -> Packages -> Resolve Package Versions".
That will remove cached and reload your Swift Packages, which should fetch version 5.2.10.