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I'm developing a Swift Package distributed via SPMSwift Package Manager (SPM). I have other dependencies (Swift packages) that my package depends on. Is it possible to expose types (classes, structs, etc.) defined in the dependencies to the client app? So given;

ClientApp -> MyPackage -> DependencyA (contains Person class)

Is there a way to make ClientApp see the Person class without it also importing DependencyA?

I'm developing a Swift Package distributed via SPM. I have other dependencies (Swift packages) that my package depends on. Is it possible to expose types (classes, structs, etc.) defined in the dependencies to the client app? So given;

ClientApp -> MyPackage -> DependencyA (contains Person class)

Is there a way to make ClientApp see the Person class without it also importing DependencyA?

I'm developing a Swift Package distributed via Swift Package Manager (SPM). I have other dependencies (Swift packages) that my package depends on. Is it possible to expose types (classes, structs, etc.) defined in the dependencies to the client app? So given;

ClientApp -> MyPackage -> DependencyA (contains Person class)

Is there a way to make ClientApp see the Person class without it also importing DependencyA?

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SPM: Expose transitive dependency types

I'm developing a Swift Package distributed via SPM. I have other dependencies (Swift packages) that my package depends on. Is it possible to expose types (classes, structs, etc.) defined in the dependencies to the client app? So given;

ClientApp -> MyPackage -> DependencyA (contains Person class)

Is there a way to make ClientApp see the Person class without it also importing DependencyA?