Hi 👋,
first of all, thank you for maintaining this library — we’re using it successfully in our iOS project.
At the moment, we have to pin the dependency to the main branch in Xcode / Swift Package Manager. This makes dependency management a bit risky on our side, since changes on main can introduce breaking changes without us explicitly opting into them.
It would be extremely helpful if you could provide version tags (and ideally GitHub releases), so we can depend on a specific, stable version instead of tracking main.
Hi 👋,
first of all, thank you for maintaining this library — we’re using it successfully in our iOS project.
At the moment, we have to pin the dependency to the main branch in Xcode / Swift Package Manager. This makes dependency management a bit risky on our side, since changes on main can introduce breaking changes without us explicitly opting into them.
It would be extremely helpful if you could provide version tags (and ideally GitHub releases), so we can depend on a specific, stable version instead of tracking main.