Problem
Two targets use modules their manifest entries do not declare:
Tests/Support/exports.swift (Array Primitives Test Support) contains @_exported public import Affine_Primitives_Test_Support and @_exported public import Ordinal_Primitives_Test_Support. The target declares only Array Primitives and Buffer Primitives Test Support. swift-affine-primitives is absent from the package dependencies: entirely; swift-ordinal-primitives is present but its Test Support product is not declared on the target.Tests/Array Primitives Tests/Array Surface Tests.swift imports Buffer_Linear_Bounded_Primitives, which is not declared on the Array Primitives Tests test target (nor reachable from a declared product of this target).
These currently resolve only transitively, so target compilation depends on the internal dependency shape of other packages. Composition doctrine: every module a target's source literally imports is declared as a .product on that target — under-declared means add the product, not remove the import.
Proposed outcome
Package.swift declares the missing package dependency and products on the two targets, and a full build reports no missing-module failure and no unused-dependency warning for the added entries.
Problem
Two targets use modules their manifest entries do not declare:
Tests/Support/exports.swift(Array Primitives Test Support) contains@_exported public import Affine_Primitives_Test_Supportand@_exported public import Ordinal_Primitives_Test_Support. The target declares onlyArray PrimitivesandBuffer Primitives Test Support.swift-affine-primitivesis absent from the packagedependencies:entirely;swift-ordinal-primitivesis present but its Test Support product is not declared on the target.Tests/Array Primitives Tests/Array Surface Tests.swiftimportsBuffer_Linear_Bounded_Primitives, which is not declared on theArray Primitives Teststest target (nor reachable from a declared product of this target).These currently resolve only transitively, so target compilation depends on the internal dependency shape of other packages. Composition doctrine: every module a target's source literally imports is declared as a
.producton that target — under-declared means add the product, not remove the import.Proposed outcome
Package.swiftdeclares the missing package dependency and products on the two targets, and a full build reports no missing-module failure and no unused-dependency warning for the added entries.