Unable to add package dependencies in Package Manager

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rodbeck OP
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Hi,

I try to add the Firebase requirements to my iOS application. I launched the package manager, at first, nothing was loading, therefore I deleted and recreated my Github account, and the previous packages now appears.

When I try to paste the url for Firebase in the search bar, there is an infinite loading loop and it never appears.

I tried to restart Xcode several times, to disconnect and reconnect from wifi etc.

Can anyone help me solve this please?

Answered by rodbeck in 812984022

Hi,

Here is how I solved it:

  1. Launch the package manager
  2. Click on the "Recently Used"
  3. Click on "cmd" + "backspace"
  4. Chose to clear the recently used packages
  5. Click on "GitHub" section on the left
  6. Click on refresh
  7. The packages are now loaded, paste the url of the package to add.
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rodbeck OP
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Hi,

Here is how I solved it:

  1. Launch the package manager
  2. Click on the "Recently Used"
  3. Click on "cmd" + "backspace"
  4. Chose to clear the recently used packages
  5. Click on "GitHub" section on the left
  6. Click on refresh
  7. The packages are now loaded, paste the url of the package to add.
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