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Now that I'm dabbling with JavaScript, I see the greenkeeper bot installed everywhere. It would be nice to do something similar for iOS dependencies.
One problem is the multiple package management systems for iOS:
This could be solved by having peril run a daily job that checks the releases of other repositories your project depends on.
It would have to fetch the latest release tag, then check the version of your package file.
Bonus points if it automatically opens a PR and all that jazz like greenkeeper
See Moya/Moya#1657
EDIT: If it's going to make a PR, some useful information would be:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The only solution I’ve come across so far is Tachikoma, free OSS I use at work: https://github.com/sanemat/tachikoma/blob/master/README.md
It doesn’t appear to support Swift Package Manager, but that could potentially be added.
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Now that I'm dabbling with JavaScript, I see the greenkeeper bot installed everywhere. It would be nice to do something similar for iOS dependencies.
One problem is the multiple package management systems for iOS:
This could be solved by having peril run a daily job that checks the releases of other repositories your project depends on.
It would have to fetch the latest release tag, then check the version of your package file.
Bonus points if it automatically opens a PR and all that jazz like greenkeeper
See Moya/Moya#1657
EDIT:
If it's going to make a PR, some useful information would be:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: