Daniel Saidi • 5/2/2025

Adding dependencies to binary Swift packages

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This article explains a workaround for adding dependencies to binary Swift Package targets, which inherently lack this capability. It provides a detailed tutorial, including code examples, showing how to create a secondary regular target to host dependencies that the binary target can access at runtime. The post covers both open-source and closed-source dependencies and is aimed at developers working with closed-source SDKs distributed as Swift packages.

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