TCA's package dependencies not compiling

[fportelacala]

Hi folks,

I started using TCA in my visionOS app to help me manage state. I really enjoying using it but I'm stuck now. I recently did a TCA package update and it had the unfortunate effect of producing compile errors on the TCA's package dependencies. I'm unsure how to proceed.

My environment:
Xcode 26 beta 4
VisionOS 26, although compiling also fails on visionOS 2

I am attaching the errors, the version of dependencies that do compile and the ones that don't (latest version).

Please advice,

Note. I see "visionOS unavailable" in Perception.Bindable!?

Versions before executing a package update in Xcode. Compiles:

Latest versions after executing a package update. Produces compile errors:

Compile errors:

[fportelacala]

For anybody that might have encountered this issue I came up with a workaround while not ideal allows me to continue working on my project These are the steps:

1. Remove the TCA package, which will remove all of the TCA package's dependencies.
2. Add the version of the TCA package that had the working set of dependencies, in my case version 1.17.1.
3. After confirming that there are no more issues, update the TCA package version to the latest. Leave the rest of the packages unchanged.

Now you end up with the latest version 1.21.1 and a working set of dependencies. I realize this short term solution is less than ideal and who knows what the implications are for the main package and its dependencies to be out of sync but for now this process is my band-aid.

Cheers

[mbrandonw]

Hi @fportelacala, sorry we forgot to respond to this. This issue was fixed in pointfreeco/swift-perception#152 and released in Perception 2.0.5. To fix on your end all you need to do is update your dependence on swift-perception. You can either do this by right clicking the package in Xcode and telling it to update, or you can add an explicit dependency on pointfreeco/swift-perception and pin its version to >=2.0.5.

Let us know if you have any questions.

[fportelacala]

Perfect, thank you!

[fportelacala]

updating to version of the Perception package 2.0.5 corrected the issue