Can't upgrade Swift package dependency to 0.34.0

[Pigpocket]

Describe the bug
My project currently is currently depending on version 0.29.0, but seems to not allow me to depend on the latest version, 0.34.0 . I get the following error:

Dependencies could not be resolved because root depends on 'swift-composable-architecture' 0.34.0 and root depends on 'swift-composable-architecture' 0.29.0.

This prevents the majority of my other dependencies from fetching as well.

To Reproduce
I've tried the standard methods of Updating to Latest Package Versions, Resolve Package Versions and Reset Swift Package caches, as well as deleting Derived Data, cleaning the project, closing and re-opening both Xcode and the project. This feels Xcode-y, but is only happening for me with this repo. To reproduce this issue, I change the version number string in my Package.swift file, like below. I have also tried it without the name: parameter (that's how I originally had it).

.package(name: "swift-composable-architecture", url: "https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-composable-architecture", .exact("0.34.0")),

Expected behavior
I can set my TCA dependency to 0.34.0

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Environment

• swift-composable-architecture version 0.34.0
• Xcode 13.2.1
• Swift 5.5
• OS: iOS 15

[mbrandonw]

Hi @Pigpocket, can you share a little bit more information about your set up? Either your Package.swift or a reproduction of the problem in a small project? The error makes it sound like somehow you have two dependencies on the library.

I don't believe this is an error with the library so I am going to convert this issue to a discussion.

[Pigpocket]

It was not an error with the library. It was, alas, an error with me, as usual. Sadness becomes me. While I updated the version number in the Package.swift file, I didn't do it in the Package Dependencies section of the project. Dumb omission. Sorry for the confusion!

By the way, I was trying to use .synchronize in order to take advantage of @FocusedState. That isn't part of TCA library yet and I should just adopt the View extension at this point?

[mbrandonw]

No worries, glad you figured it out.

And yes, synchronize is not apart of the library because it doesn't really depend on anything in TCA. We recommend you copy-and-paste it as you need.