I'm using Xcode 15 and installing Firebase for the first time. I'm now installing the Firebase dependency but when I get to the option to pick what packages I want, there's NO CHECKBOX to pick what package I want specifically (Theres normally a checkbox to the left of each package).
I see in videos that its normally there, is there a way to still pick separate packages?
Not sure if it's intended or a bug for Xcode 15 but to go around it, try removing the other packages later from the Targets > General tab. https://sarunw.com/posts/managing-swift-package-in-xcode/#adding-a-package-dependency
I am having this same issue with the same package. I believe it is an Xcode bug and I have found no work around so far.
Did anyone find a solution for this?
I am facing same problem with Xcode 15.
I have this problem too, if someone has a fix I would appreciate it if it would be posted here.
Check out this link. Basically, you have to remove the unnecessary packages from Targets -> Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77448599/cant-select-needed-packages-in-xcode-15
I am also having the same issue. A fix would be great, since unwanted libraries cause downstream bugs and issues.
Having the same issue (with different packages). Apple --- FIX THIS.
Have the same issue as well!!
Same issue as of Version 15.2 beta sadly.
You have to set Add To Target to None when you don't want a Package Product. It work for me.
this is a bug that's been around for so long, and it's a bad look on apple to not fix it. here's likely what happened. a dev was running a test and temporarily disabled the checkboxes, and then never enabled it. and we've been complaining for years. and apple doesn't care. zero responses from their end.
also, the "add to target: none" thing doesn't work. those settings reset if you scroll.
