Swift

The Swift plugin discovers packages from Package.swift manifests, bumps versions through git tags, and follows local .package(path:) dependencies.

npm install @tegami/swift

import { tegami } from "tegami";
import { git } from "tegami/plugins/git";
import { swift } from "@tegami/swift";

const paper = tegami({
  plugins: [git(), swift()],
});

How Swift versioning works

Like Go modules, Swift packages have no version field in their manifest. SwiftPM resolves versions from git tags:

• Current version is read from existing git tags (or the publish lock at publish time).
• Next version is stored in the publish lock during tegami version.
• Publishing creates git tags through the git plugin.

Discovery

Tegami globs **/Package.swift (ignoring .build, node_modules, and Pods). The package name comes from the Package( initializer's name: argument.

Dependency bumping

Tegami links .package(path:) entries to workspace packages. Local dependents are patch-bumped by default when a dependency is released. Remote .package(url:) entries are ignored.

Configuration

swift({
  tagPrefix: "v",
  publish: (pkg) => pkg.name !== "InternalTools",
});

Disable publishing for a package with packages or groups:

const paper = tegami({
  plugins: [git(), swift()],
  packages: {
    InternalTools: { swift: { publish: false } },
  },
});

Publishing

Publishing creates a git tag per package ({tagPrefix}{version} at the repo root, {relativeDir}/{tagPrefix}{version} for subdirectory packages). When the tag already exists, the package is skipped.