Templates come without Bundler.toml
benjiwolff opened this issue · comments
Running the following command
swift bundler create Test --template MetalSwiftUI
results in a folder that does not contain a Bundler.toml (regardless of template choice).
As a result, doing
cd Test
swift bundler run
yields the following error
error: Failed to read the configuration file at './Bundler.toml'. Are you sure that it exists?
MacOS 14.3 (23D56)
swift-bundler v2.0.5 (according to mint, even though the latest github release is v2.0.4)
templates: up-to-date and on branch v3 (843e25997646e75b4365cb3d0f8e5dc6f7ca94bd), works perfectly on the main branch
You need to install Swift Bundler from the main branch (with mint install stackotter/swift-bundler@main), the new updated templates only affect v3 (the templates version must match the swift bundler version).
Ah I see. I was confused by the discussion in #39. I thought that your change was supposed to be visible in the release version of swift-bundler (main branch I guess). Therefore I thought v3 templates were compatible with the swift-bundler main branch. 😅
Sorry, I phrased my previous comment poorly. The v3 templates are compatible with the latest main branch commit, just not with the latest release (which is still v2).
I can confirm, the issue is resolved after switching to the main branch of swift-bundler.