0.26.1

Fixed

• Building frameworks whose SKIP_INSTALL build setting is set to NO (#2210). Thanks @ikesyo!

Added

• --xcode-warnings option to the outdated command to output Xcode-compatible warnings (#2209). Thanks @dtweston!

Thanks to @mdiep for reviewing pull requests!

0.26

Carthage now requires Swift 4.0 / Xcode 9.

Fixed

• jsonDecodingError is incorrectly reported when downloading binaries (#2182). Thanks @ikesyo!

Improved

• Use archive action when building device SDKs to disable LLVM Instrumentation (#2158). Thanks @ikesyo!

Thank you to @kas-kad for improvements to documentation. Thank you to @ikesyo and @mdiep for improvements to the codebase! Thanks to @BobElDevil, @ikesyo, @jdhealy, @mdiep and @NachoSoto for reviewing pull requests!

0.25: Quarterly Quandary

Fixed

• Carthage now builds with Xcode 9.
• Homebrew installations will no longer mistakenly use previously installed versions of CarthageKit.framework (#2059). Thanks @ikesyo!
• Fetching of local repositories with relative paths (#2125). Thanks @ikesyo!

Added

• Support for .bz2 archives (#2092). Thanks @lswith!
• Support for .tgz archives (#2109). Thanks @ikesyo!
• Support for file:/// URLs with binary dependencies (#2140, #2142). Thanks @ikesyo, @phimage!

Improved

• Carthage’s derived data folder is now split by Xcode version (#2102). Thanks @ikesyo!
• The Swift version string used to compare versions now includes the major version of the compiler (#2052). Thanks @ikesyo!
• Carthage’s Makefile is now more robust (#2054, #2098, #2108). Thanks @waffleboot, @zhongwuzw, @jdhealy!

Thank you to @ikesyo and @jdhealy for improvements to the codebase! Thanks to @mdiep, @BobElDevil, @jdhealy, @andersio, @norio-nomura, and @ikesyo for reviewing pull requests!

0.24: Build Potion #9

Carthage now requires Swift 3.1.

Fixed

• Worked around copy bug on APFS volumes (#2032). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Improper cache invalidation with Xcode 9 (#1984). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Trashing of folders in Carthage/Checkouts/ (#2027). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Building for multiple SDKs with the new Xcode build system (#2053). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Broken --log-path option (#1958). Thanks @michaelmcguire!
• Potential hang when unzipping invalid archives (#1997). Thanks @ikesyo!

Improved

• GitHub dependencies will be the same when specified with git (#1995). Thanks @blender!
• Building will now use checked out Cartfiles instead of getting them from Git (#2041). Thanks @BobElDevil!

Thank you to @ikesyo and @Dschee for improvements to the codebase! 🎉 Thank you to @ikesyo, @mdiep, @jdhealy, and @BobElDevil for reviewing pull requests. ✨

0.23: Statically Speaking

Improved

• carthage checkout now checks out dependencies concurrently for a nice speedup (#1910). Thanks @erichoracek!
• The notification that there’s a new Carthage version available is now printed to stderr instead of stdout (#1918). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Carthage can now handle frameworks that have no debug symbols (#1932). Thanks @erichoracek!

Thank you to @ikesyo, @mdiep, and @erichoracek for improvements to the codebase! Thank you to @mdiep, @ikesyo, @jdhealy, and @BobElDevil for reviewing pull requests!

0.22: Invalid Invalidation

Fixed

• Error when a file is passed multiple times to copy-frameworks (#1902). Thanks @erichoracek!
• Improper cache invalidation when using --toolchain (#1906). Thanks @klundberg!

Thank you to @ikesyo for improvements to the codebase. Thank you to @mdiep for reviewing pull requests.

0.21: Caches & Crashes

Fixed

• Improper cache invalidation for nested dependencies (#1831). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Improper cache invalidation for prebuilt binaries (#1850). Thanks @erichoracek!
• Crash from Swift 3.1 compiler issue (#1866). Thanks @jdhealy!
• Crash from unwrapping of URLs from git (#1806). Thanks @jdhealy!
• Optional description in error output (#1884). Thanks @Nirma!

Added

• Support for custom log paths (#1863). Thanks @aaroncrespo!

Improved

• copy-frameworks now copies frameworks concurrently (#1841). Thanks @erichoracek!
• --cache-builds now uses the Swift version of the framework instead of the Xcode version (#1896). Thanks @erichoracek!

Thank you to @ikesyo, @mdiep, @scottrhoyt, and @erichoracek for improvements to the codebase! Thank you to @mdiep for reviewing pull requests.

0.20.1: Preexisting Conditional

Fixed

• Error when running checkout due to a preexisting symlink (#1805). Thanks @jdhealy!
• Error when a project has no shared schemes for a given platform (#1827). Thanks @mdiep!
• Carthage will no longer report draft Carthage releases when checking for a new Carthage release (#1795). Thanks @ikesyo!

Improved

• --use-cache will now use SHA-256 for hashing (#1811). Thanks @ffittschen!

Thank you to @scottrhoyt for improvements to documentation. Thank you to @ikesyo and @BobElDevil for improvements to the code base. Thank you to @mdiep, @ikesyo, and @jdhealy for reviewing pull requests.

0.20: Unary, Binary, Ternary

Added

• --cache-builds flag (off by default for now) to cache builds locally (#1489). Thanks @baek-jinoo, @jasonboyle, and @BobElDevil!
• Support for .tar.gz binary archives (#1786). Thanks @dcaunt!

Improved

• Pre-built Swift binaries will only be used if they were built with the same version of the Swift compiler (#1755). Thanks @scottrhoyt!
• Carthage projects will be built with individual, per-version DerivedData directories (#1419). Thanks @ikesyo!
• The .pkg installer will no longer let you install to volumes without macOS (#1772). Thanks @dcaunt!
• Submodules checked out with Carthage will get symlinks for their dependencies (#1715). Thanks @jdhealy!

Fixed

• The PackageInfo for the .pkg install will have the correct version (#1773). Thanks @mdiep!

Thank you to @johnmckerrell, @dcaunt, @louisdh, and @scottrhoyt for improvements to documentation. Thank you to @ikesyo for improvements to the codebase. Thank you to @mdiep and @NachoSoto for reviewing pull requests.

0.19.1: Wat Log

Fixes

• Failure to print xcodebuild output to the log file (#1761). Thanks @BobElDevil!
• Printing of the URL to open a new issue on a project (#1764). Thanks @dcaunt!

Thanks to @mdiep for reviewing pull requests.