Change executable template to use main.swift
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The recent changes to templates switched this template away from using `@main` which seems to not be compatible with Xcode's build system. The only non-`@main` way for executables that is supported is naming the primary source file "main.swift", so that is what this PR does.
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The recent changes to templates switched this template away from using `@main` which seems to not be compatible with Xcode's build system. The only non-`@main` way for executables that is supported is naming the primary source file "main.swift", so that is what this PR does.
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…8371) ### Motivation: Since `@main` is the general purpose way of marking the entry point to executables, use it over top level code when generating an executable template. ### Modifications: Update the template output when the specified `--type` is executable. ### Result: The template is now: ```swift @main struct MyProject { static func main() { print("Hello, world!") } } ``` This patch reverts #6197 and partially reverts #6144 --------- Co-authored-by: David Nadoba <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Joseph Heck <[email protected]>
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The recent changes to templates switched this template away from using
@mainwhich seems to not be compatible with Xcode's build system. The only non-@mainway for executables that is supported is naming the primary source file "main.swift", so that is what this PR does.