Add-dependency command updates all manifests #9285
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| There is still needing tests + option to specify the manifest files a user wants to add-dependencies to. |
| Furthermore, I think that on top of add-dependency, other similar subcommands, such as add-target and add-product, should also support this logic |
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Add-dependency will update all manifest files in a swift package
Motivation:
#9248
Modifications:
Essentially, just added a function to query all possible manifest files, then apply edits to each one.
Result:
Now, add-dependency can edit multiple manifests at the same time such as swift argument parser.