How do you add swift packages from public github respositories? In previous Xcode-Versions you could use File -> Add packages to add swift packages directly via its Github URL (for example https://github.com/SourcePointUSA/ios-cmp-app.git).
When I try this on XCode 14.2 I just get an error "The remote repository could not be accessed". The package manager then displays a dialog that asks me for credentials. Since I don't have nor need any credentials for a public respository I am unsure on how to continue.
Do I need to manually download the library and copy it to my project? Or is there still a way to do this using the swift package managere?
Upgrading to newer XCode verisons is not an option at the moment.
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