Renamed swift version variable in Package.swift to fix deprecation #70
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sara554-beep
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Can we please merge this? |
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@1024jp Can we please merge this? |
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When I checked out your library today, the swift compiler was telling me about a deprecation. When comparing the old and the new version, I noticed that it only seems to be that the name of the variable inside the
Package.swiftwas renamed, but on the first glance everything else stays the same.This is why in this pull request, I renamed said variable
swiftLanguageVersionstoswiftLanguageModes.