Starting point for a buildpack that works for Swift 3.0 #3
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Can we merge this in? |
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Is there an update for Swift4? |
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As commented in Slack with @iamjono, here's an update to the buildpack that is working for my current (extremely simple) Swift 3 app. All the credit is for @taplin who did a great work fighting with all the Heroku fun. I just updated the Swift version to the stable version and switched build configuration to release.
I've read in @taplin's README that there are still some issues with this buildpack, but I have not found any other problems yet. If I find any issue in my way on next days I'll update the PR.