GitHub Package Registry will support Swift packages

GitHub announced the limited beta of GitHub Package Registry, a package management service that simplifies the process of publishing public or private packages alongside source code, initially supporting JavaScript, Java, Ruby, .NET, and Docker images, with plans to include more languages. The announcement includes the addition of Swift package support, which facilitates sharing libraries and source code within projects and the Swift community. The Swift Package Manager, a cross-platform tool available on GitHub, will work in conjunction with GitHub Package Registry to streamline the publication and management of Swift packages, enhancing productivity for mobile developers. GitHub collaborates with Apple to develop new workflows as the Swift ecosystem expands, expressing enthusiasm about community engagement and feedback during the beta period, with an open invitation for interested users to sign up.