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chore: aws-sdk-swift package structuring #803
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Can we place all the code generated services within a folder Sources/Services/..
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This way its much easier to find AWSClientRuntime
and its contents within xcode?
Additionally, we can do the same for the services in tests -> Tests/Services/..
Still working on it, I plan to put generated services in |
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This looks great!
Nothing blocking, but a few minor questions/comments
Issue #
Fixes #776
Description of changes
Companion PR smithy-lang/smithy-swift#503
This PR foundation for testing story.
The repo now looks like
In future we will add Integration following the same structure.
I had trouble with getting the checks passed when any service test is enabled. swift cli fatal fails. I'm going to cut an issue to Swift team about it. However, devs can uncomment any test target and use it in Xcode without any problem.
Refrain to review Services dirs.
New/existing dependencies impact assessment, if applicable
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