v2.0.0 Respect access level

Breaking change

• Previously the generated builder would always have the implicit internal access level. Starting with v2.0.0 by default the generated builder adopts the same access level of the original annotated struct/class/enum.

New Features

• To adjust the access level of the builder, set the new desired accessLevel macro parameter @Buildable(accessLevel: AccessLevel? = nil) to one of the following values: private, fileprivate, internal, package or public. The desired access level must not be of higher visibility than the original struct/class/enum.
• The macro now generates explicit initializers when the builder's accessLevel is package or public
• The swift-syntax dependency can now be resolved with older versions as well. The minimum version is 600.0.0

Internal updates

• The swift-syntax dependency now links to the new swiftlang organization git repository: https://github.com/swiftlang/swift-syntax

Fixes

• Fix an issue, where the builder fails to be generated when the original struct or class has a fileprivate variable.

v1.2.1

• Update swift-tools-version to from 5.9 to 6.2
• swift-syntax dependency from 510.0.0 to 602.0.0
• Fix internal build issue regarding imported Foundation and swift concurrency

v1.2.0 Support Sendable conformance for expanded builders

When the original struct, class or enum explicitly conforms to Sendable then the expanded/generated Builder also conforms to Sendable. See the below example:

@Buildable
struct Person: Sendable {
    let name: String
}

// Expanded
struct PersonBuilder : Sendable {
    var name: String = ""

    func build() -> Person {
        return Person(
            name: name
        )
    }
}

v0.5.0

• Changed module name from StructBuilder to Buildable. Please update your linked package in the Xcode settings and update the import statements accordingly.
• Changed behaviour when generating struct builder. When a struct initialiser exists @Buildable now uses the first/top initialiser instead of guessing what the initialiser could look like from the struct member variables
• Fixed an issue where generating a struct builder would fail when a constant let myConstant = "" would be part of the struct. An initialised constant can not be part of a member-wise initialiser.

v0.4.0

Added ability to annotate class declarations with @Buildable.

v0.3.0

Added ability to annotate enum declarations with @Buildable, which produces a builder struct using the first found enum case as their default value.