Problem adding via SPM

[behzod-rajabov]

Describe the bug

I am getting this problem when I add a Package to a Project via SPM. How can I fix this?

Steps To Reproduce

Problem adding via SPM

Expected behavior

Problem adding via SPM

Swift Liveness Version

1.3.3

Xcode version

15

Relevant log output

No response

Is this a regression?

No

Regression additional context

No response

OS Version

macOS 14.6.1

Device

iPhone 15 Pro Max

Specific to simulators

No response

Additional context

No response

[mattcreaser]

Hi @behzod-rajabov, can you please check if your git configuration is set to force signatures for annotated tags? You can check that by running git config --get tag.forcesignannotated - if that returns true, you can disable it using git config --global tag.forcesignannotated false.

This setting requires annotated tags to be signed with GPG, and the tags for this repository are not signed.

[behzod-rajabov]

Hi @mattcreaser This setting is returning me the "false". But the problem is still there.

[ruisebas]

@behzod-rajabov I was unable to reproduce this, so it seems like a local issue with your SPM cache.

I'd advice you to check if either of the following fixes the issue:

1. Delete the DerivedData folder
2. On Xcode, go to File -> Packages -> Reset Package Caches
3. Delete your SPM cache

   rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/org.swift.swiftpm
   rm -rf ~/Library/org.swift.swiftpm

[behzod-rajabov]

Hi @ruisebas I have done all the options you gave, but unfortunately the problem still occurs.

[ruisebas]

In the screenshot you shared, you can see it explicitly says it's attempting to fetch a cached version.

Maybe try removing the package from the list of Recenty Used?

[behzod-rajabov]

@ruisebas Yes I tried all possible methods. I tried adding it to other projects as well. But the problem is the same.

[ruisebas]

I wiped everything on my end as well to be sure, but I still can't reproduce it.

Are you perhaps using SourceTree? There's a recent bug that causes issues with SPM because it adds the following to the ~/.gitconfig file:

[safe]
    bareRepository = explicit

So if you have those entries in your config file, please remove them and try again.

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If that still doesn't work (or you don't have those entries), one last thing you could try is to run the proper swift package commands to clean up:

swift package purge-cache
swift package reset

Also make sure your Xcode is closed when you run them.

[behzod-rajabov]

Yes @ruisebas , the problem is with SourceTree. Thanks for your help 👍🏼

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