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* fix(swift): don't write `from:` range to `Package.resolved` When a dependency uses a range specifier like `from: "1.0.0"` in Package.swift, the `newValue` produced by the versioning module contains the range expression (e.g. `from: "603.0.0"`) rather than a plain version string. Using `newValue` directly to update `Package.resolved` results in the lock file containing the range expression instead of a resolved version, which corrupts it. Fix by using `dep.newVersion` with the `v` prefix stripped, which is the actual resolved version and the correct value for `Package.resolved`. * Update lib/modules/manager/swift/artifacts.ts Co-authored-by: Michael Kriese <michael.kriese@gmx.de> --------- Co-authored-by: Michael Kriese <michael.kriese@gmx.de>
Anything other than .exact(<...>) or exact:<...> will be treated as range with respect to Swift specific.
Because of this, some PR descriptions will look like from: <...> => <...>.
Examples:
package(name: "<...>", .exact("1.2.3")) // => 1.2.3
package(name: "<...>", exact: "1.2.3") // => 1.2.3
package(name: "<...>", from: "1.2.3") // => from: "2.0.0"
package(name: "<...>", "1.2.3"...) // => "2.0.0"...
package(name: "<...>", "1.2.3"..."1.3.0") // => "1.2.3"..."2.0.0"
package(name: "<...>", "1.2.3"..<"1.3.0") // => "1.2.3"..<"2.0.0"
package(name: "<...>", ..."1.2.3") // => ..."2.0.0"
package(name: "<...>", ..<"1.2.3") // => ..<"2.0.0"