Fix: Remove GULISASwizzler dependency (Incompatible with GoogleUtilities 8.0+) #79
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Signed-off-by: Andreas Michael <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Andreas Michael <[email protected]>
This reverts commit 8c6eb96.
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Description: This PR removes the explicit dependency on GULISASwizzler in the Common target.
Why this is needed
Recent versions of the Firebase iOS SDK (v11/v12) force the transitive dependency GoogleUtilities to version 8.0+. In version 8.0, the GULISASwizzler product was removed/refactored by Google.
Because Package.swift currently requires this product explicitly, builds fail with a "Product not found" error when attempting to use this package alongside modern Firebase versions.
Changes
Removed .product(name: "GULISASwizzler", package: "GoogleUtilities") from the Common target dependencies in Package.swift.
Verification
Tested locally by building alongside firebase-ios-sdk version 12.7.0. The dependency graph now resolves correctly, and the build succeeds without missing product errors.