Prototype: Swift Package Manager distribution (xcframework)#6
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First-pass scaffold to support Swift Package Manager on Apple platforms (the successor to CocoaPods, whose trunk goes read-only Dec 2 2026; there is no official in-repo podspec today). SPM cannot practically compile the C++ tree (CMake/Bond/sqlite/zlib/platform conditionals), so the compiled C++ core + Obj-C wrappers ship as a prebuilt MATTelemetry.xcframework (.binaryTarget) and the thin Swift layer (wrappers/swift/Sources/OneDSSwift) is compiled from source on top of the Obj-C module the xcframework vends. - Package.swift (root): binaryTarget (xcframework) + OneDSSwift source target; documents the path: -> url:+checksum: switch for releases. - tools/apple/build-xcframework.sh: per-slice static libmat.a via build-ios.sh (iOS device + simulator), lipo, then xcodebuild -create-xcframework; emits a zip + SPM checksum. - tools/apple/module.modulemap + MATTelemetry-umbrella.h: vend the `ObjCModule` Clang module the existing Swift sources already import. - tools/apple/README.md: approach, build/consume steps, release wiring, and the macOS-validation TODOs (macOS/Catalyst slices, conditional modules, header flattening, signing). NOT yet validated on macOS -- needs a mac with Xcode to run the build and adjust the static-lib path / header layout. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Adds .github/workflows/spm-release.yml: on a published 4-component release (vX.Y.Z.W), a macOS-runner job builds MATTelemetry.xcframework, uploads it to the Release, computes the SPM checksum, rewrites the Package.swift binaryTarget from path: to url:+checksum:, and pushes a 3-component SemVer tag (X.Y.Z) that Swift Package Manager can resolve (the SDK's own 4-component tags are not valid SemVer, so SPM ignores them). Also documents the parallel-tag consumption (`from: "3.10.161"`) and the release flow in tools/apple/README.md. Mirrors the vcpkg-release-bump pattern. NOT yet validated -- needs the prototype merged (so Package.swift exists at the release tag) and a macOS runner; the build script itself still needs a first run on a mac. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Copy objc_begin/end support headers into the flattened xcframework Headers directory and mirror the existing Swift wrapper optional-module source exclusions in the root package manifest. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Avoid vending private wrapper headers from the flattened MATTelemetry.xcframework Headers directory, which otherwise triggers incomplete umbrella warnings when ObjCModule is imported. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Generate the ObjC umbrella and availability manifest from the modules built into the xcframework, read that manifest from Package.swift, and guard Swift type aliases for optional modules. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Drive Swift source exclusions and ObjC umbrella optional imports from the modules actually built into MATTelemetry.xcframework, remove unsupported macOS package advertising, and add Apple system linker settings for the static binary target. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Remove macOS package advertising until a macOS slice exists, add iOS linker settings for the static xcframework, and avoid repeating build tool setup for each slice. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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@Windows Copilot session: please mirror the current branch state from Latest pushed commits to include:
Please update the upstream PR microsoft#1486 description to the body in
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Windows Copilot session here — done:
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[Windows session → macOS session] Copilot review pass on microsoft#1486 (head Latest Copilot review: New this pass (anchored to
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Mark the prototype as validated, document remaining gaps, and make optional module availability respect explicit BUILD_PRIVACYGUARD/BUILD_SANITIZER settings passed through CMAKE_OPTS. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: addressed the latest Copilot relay and pushed Changes:
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Mac session checked microsoft#1486 via public REST. It sees 9 Copilot review comments, all created before current head
If GitHub still shows unresolved Copilot threads in the authenticated UI, please paste those latest unresolved comments/threads here or resolve/re-request review from the Windows session. The Mac session cannot see authenticated review-thread state due Microsoft org SSO. |
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[Windows session → macOS session] Confirmed all 5 Copilot threads are addressed by Verified:
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Build a universal macOS libmat archive alongside the iOS device and simulator slices, advertise macOS in the root Swift package, and document the expanded validation story. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: added macOS support and pushed Changes:
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Latest checksum from the successful full build was Please update microsoft#1486's PR description to mention macOS support/validation now, resolve any stale iOS-only wording, and re-request Copilot review on the new head. Relay any new Copilot comments here. |
Teach the Apple build path to produce macabi archives, include a fat Catalyst variant in MATTelemetry.xcframework, advertise Mac Catalyst in the Swift package, and document the expanded validation. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Build visionOS device and simulator archives, advertise visionOS in the Swift package, and document the expanded validation. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session request: please check microsoft#1486 for any unresolved Copilot review threads on the current head Local Mac session cannot access upstream review-thread state due Microsoft org SAML enforcement. Public unauthenticated REST did not return Copilot review comments, and authenticated GraphQL/REST review-thread queries are blocked here. Current pushed commits since the last relay include:
Please paste any unresolved Copilot comments here, or confirm there are none. If the PR description still says iOS-only or omits macOS/Catalyst/visionOS validation, please update it as well. |
Clarify release automation comments, make the checksum workflow step unambiguous, and ensure forced xcframework CMake flags cannot be overridden by caller-provided CMAKE_OPTS. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: checked the latest 4 Copilot comments on microsoft#1486 and pushed fixes in Latest 4 Copilot comments from public REST:
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Update the package comment for optional Swift sources, fail early for unsupported Apple platforms, and skip SPM tag publishing when the release tag already exists. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: checked the next 4 Copilot comments from review Comments addressed:
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Run SwiftPM and Xcode package builds for macOS, iOS Simulator, Mac Catalyst, and visionOS Simulator after producing the xcframework artifact. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
Allow build-ios.sh callers to skip tgz package creation and set that flag from build-xcframework.sh so per-slice xcframework builds only produce the libmat archive they need. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: checked the newest Copilot review Newest comments:
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[Windows session → macOS session] Reworded microsoft#1486 and closed the loop on head PR name (was "Prototype: Swift Package Manager distribution (xcframework)") → now:
PR description — fully rewritten to drop all iOS-only framing and reflect current reality:
Review threads: the only unresolved Copilot thread was the recurring "description says iOS-only vs manifest declares macCatalyst/macOS/visionOS" ( Re-requested |
Refresh the prototype documentation to match the current multi-platform xcframework, release workflow, validation coverage, and remaining gaps. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Validate the Package.swift platform list with swift package dump-package before running the platform-specific package builds. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: handled the latest Copilot comment and pushed Comment addressed:
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Remove a drifting line-number reference and keep section headings sequential. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Build each Apple slice from a clean CMake out directory, while preserving the build-tools marker, and restrict xcframework slice builds to the libmat archive target inputs. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: handled Copilot review Valid comments addressed:
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Use POSIX '=' for the MATTELEMETRY_SKIP_PACKAGE check in build-ios.sh. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Addresses Copilot review on microsoft#1486 (CMakeLists.txt:70, :108): the new Apple-slice platform conditionals used unquoted ${IOS_PLAT} (and the adjacent ${IOS_ARCH}) inside if()/elseif(). If the variable is ever empty/undefined, `if(${IOS_PLAT} STREQUAL "...")` expands to `if( STREQUAL "...")`, which is a hard CMake parse error that aborts configuration. Quoting the expansion ("${IOS_PLAT}") keeps the compare well-formed (empty -> false) and matches the existing `if("${MAC_ARCH}" STREQUAL ...)` idiom already used in this file. Quoted all 7 ${IOS_PLAT} comparisons (lines 57/60/66/70/74/78/104) and the 3 ${IOS_ARCH} comparisons (84/88/92). ${CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME} (line 313) is left as-is: it is always defined by CMake, so it cannot trigger the empty-expansion parse error. Verified with a minimal CMake repro: the quoted form configures cleanly with the variable undefined and still matches when set, whereas the old unquoted form errors out at configure time. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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[Windows session → macOS session] Addressed the 2 Copilot CMake comments on microsoft#1486 directly (pure CMake-syntax robustness, no macOS validation needed) and pushed Fix: quoted the variable expansions in the Apple-slice Validated with a minimal CMake repro: quoted form configures cleanly with the var undefined (evaluates false) and still matches when set; the old unquoted form fails at configure time with the exact parse error Copilot flagged. Replied + resolved both threads, and re-requested Copilot review on the new head |
The Obj-C wrapper module vended by MATTelemetry.xcframework (and the local wrappers/swift package) was named `ObjCModule` -- a generic name that consumers `import`. Once microsoft#1486 makes this module public via SPM, a generic name risks colliding with another binary/SPM package that also vends an `ObjCModule`, and pollutes the consumer's module namespace. Rename it to the namespaced `MATTelemetryObjC` while the name is still internal (the wrappers/swift package was never distributed), so it is collision-safe before first release. Renamed consistently across both build paths so the same Swift sources compile against both modulemaps: - tools/apple/module.modulemap (xcframework) and wrappers/swift/Modules/module.modulemap (local): `module MATTelemetryObjC`. - All 13 `import ObjCModule` -> `import MATTelemetryObjC` in wrappers/swift/Sources/OneDSSwift/*.swift. - Bridging header file renamed ObjCModule-Bridging-Header.h -> MATTelemetryObjC-Bridging-Header.h and its modulemap reference updated. - Comments/docs (Package.swift, build-xcframework.sh, tools/apple/README.md, examples/swift/README.md) updated. Pure rename; no behavioral change. Needs a macOS `swift build` (local wrappers path) + xcframework SPM build to confirm both paths still resolve the module -- I cannot run those on Windows. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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[Windows session → macOS session] Did #1 (module rename) per Bhagirath's call and pushed Rename: the generic public Clang module Changed consistently across both build paths (19 files, 25/25 lines, pure rename):
Please Re #2 (bundle sqlite/zlib into the xcframework): recommendation is don't. Apple builds link the system |
The SPM xcframework links the platform's libsqlite3/libz (Package.swift .linkedLibrary) rather than bundling them. Document why: bundling a private static sqlite3 would collide with any consumer that also uses SQLite (Core Data/GRDB/FMDB) -> duplicate symbols / two-instance state; system linking yields one shared copy. Notes the contrast with vcpkg (uses vcpkg packages) and Android (bundles, since the NDK has no system copy). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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[Windows session → macOS session] Pushed Two FYIs from a review pass (no action required unless you want it):
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Every other PII-tagged public API in OneDSSwift (EventProperties, Logger, LogManager) already uses the `PIIKind` typealias; only SemanticContext.setUserID exposed the raw Obj-C `ODWPiiKind` in its signature/default. Switch it to `PIIKind` (same underlying type via the ObjCTypes.swift typealias) so consumers of the Swift API never need to reference the MATTelemetryObjC module name. Pure source-level alias swap; no behavioral change. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
setUserID accepted a piiKind argument but called the no-piiKind Obj-C overload `setUserId(_:)`, silently discarding the caller's PII classification for the user id. ODWSemanticContext exposes a `setUserId:piiKind:` overload (wrappers/obj-c/ODWSemanticContext.h:47-48) for exactly this. Route the argument through so the requested PII tag is actually applied. Privacy-relevant behavioral fix. Needs a macOS `swift build` to confirm the bridged selector (`setUserId(_:piiKind:)`); cannot run Swift on the Windows session. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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[Windows session → macOS session] Two commits on
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Keep CommonDataContext available without PrivacyGuard, tighten Swift docs, and scope xcframework slice cleanup to the output directory. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Mac session update: validated latest PR microsoft#1486 head after Windows pushes, addressed valid review comments, and pushed Synced through Windows commits up to
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) GUID_t::operator< used a non-lexicographic chained-|| comparison with a `Data3 == other.Data3` typo (should be `<`): return Data1 < other.Data1 || Data2 < other.Data2 || Data3 == other.Data3 || (memcmp(Data4,...) < 0); Two defects: (1) the Data3 line uses == instead of <, so GUIDs differing only in Data3 compare equivalent; (2) the chained-|| form is not lexicographic and violates antisymmetry (e.g. {1,5,..} and {2,3,..} can report both a<b and b<a). Using this as the ordering for std::set<GUID_t> / std::map<GUID_t,...> (the default std::less calls it; the comment says it is "needed for maps") is undefined behavior -- container corruption, infinite loops, or crashes. GUID_t is a public header type (EventProperty.hpp), so SDK consumers hit this with default ordered containers. Replace with proper lexicographic comparison (Data1, then Data2, then Data3, then memcmp(Data4)). Test: GuidTests.OperatorLess_IsStrictWeakOrdering (added) fails on the old operator (c<d == false; std::set of 4 distinct GUIDs collapses to 3) and passes after the fix. Verified by building and running UnitTests on Linux (host): all 12 GuidTests pass. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
…adBlob (microsoft#1492) Under USE_ONEDS_BOUNDCHECK_METHODS, ReadBlob assigned the errno_t return of MAT::BoundCheckFunctions::oneds_memcpy_s (0 == success) directly to a bool: bool result = MAT::BoundCheckFunctions::oneds_memcpy_s(...); so `result` is false on success and true on failure -- inverted. ReadBlob (and thus ReadFloat/ReadDouble, which call it) returns "failure" for every successful read, breaking decode of any payload containing a blob/float/double field whenever the SDK is built with bound-check methods. The non-boundcheck branch one line below already does it correctly: `bool result = (memcpy_s(...) == 0);`. Compare the result against 0, matching the memcpy_s branch. Validated (TDD) with a standalone reader round-trip compiled with -DHAVE_ONEDS_BOUNDCHECK_METHODS: ReadDouble of a written double returns false before the fix and true (correct value) after. The bug is gated behind the non-default USE_ONEDS_BOUNDCHECK_METHODS option; the default build is unaffected (the changed line is #ifdef'd out) and the existing bondlite CompactBinaryProtocolTests assert ReadBlob == true under that option. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* Update EventPropertiesDecorator.hpp
Scrub IP addresses by default.
* Gate IP scrubbing behind CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING (default on)
The initial change set RECORD_FLAGS_EVENTTAG_SCRUB_IP unconditionally for
every event, forcing IP scrubbing on all SDK consumers in direct-upload
mode -- a breaking change for apps that need client IP (e.g. geo-location).
Make scrubbing the default but opt-out: the decorator sets the SCRUB_IP
record flag unless CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING is explicitly set to false.
record.flags is forwarded on the cross-platform/direct-upload path, so this
redacts client IP at the collector without relying on ext.metadata privacy
tags.
- ILogConfiguration.hpp: add CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING config key
- EventPropertiesDecorator.hpp: gate SCRUB_IP flag behind the config
- EventPropertiesDecoratorTests.cpp: add default-on, opt-out, explicit-enable
tests with a per-instance ConfigurableLogManager helper
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* Cover SDK stats events and add wrapper-parity config keys for IP scrubbing
- Statistics.cpp: SDK statistics/metastats events bypass EventPropertiesDecorator,
so apply the same collector-side client-IP scrub (gated by
CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING, on by default) to those records too. Closes the
gap identified in PR review.
- LogConfigurationKey.java + ODWLogConfiguration.{h,mm}: expose
CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING ('enableIpScrubbing') to the Android (Java) and
Apple (Obj-C) wrappers for API parity.
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* Clarify CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING docstring (Copilot round 1)
The doc implied the setting only applies in direct-upload mode, but the scrub
flag is set for all events and modes. Clarify that the flag is honored by the
OneCollector direct-upload path while UTC mode applies its own client-privacy
handling. No behavior change -- the flag is intentionally mode-agnostic and is
ignored by the UTC pipeline.
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* Address Copilot round 2 on microsoft#1161: self-contained header + default-config docs
- EventPropertiesDecorator.hpp: include ILogManager.hpp so the header is
self-contained for the ILogManager (m_owner) and ILogConfiguration types /
CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING used inline, instead of relying on the includer.
- Clarify CFG_BOOL_ENABLE_IP_SCRUBBING docs (C++ / Java / Obj-C): scrubbing is
applied unless explicitly set to false (on by default) and the key is not
present in the default configuration, so GetDefaultConfiguration() does not
surface it.
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* Address Copilot round 3 on microsoft#1161: extract on-wire record flags to a shared header
Move the RECORD_FLAGS_EVENTTAG_* on-wire bits out of EventPropertiesDecorator.hpp
into a dedicated decorators/RecordFlagConstants.hpp, exposed as static constexpr
std::int64_t in the MAT namespace (no longer #define macros). This lets the stats
pipeline reference RECORD_FLAGS_EVENTTAG_SCRUB_IP via the small shared header
instead of pulling in the full decorator header, and avoids macro pollution.
- New: lib/decorators/RecordFlagConstants.hpp
- EventPropertiesDecorator.hpp: include the shared header; drop the macros
- Statistics.cpp: include the shared header instead of EventPropertiesDecorator.hpp
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* Harden OfflineStorage_Room against null JNI objects (no-crash on null m_room/element)
Defensive follow-up to the microsoft#1227 family of Android Room crashes ("java_object ==
null in call to GetObjectClass" under GetAndReserveRecords). microsoft#1417 fixed the
stale-local-ref root cause but left two null paths unguarded, which can still
hard-abort the host process:
* m_room is null when the Room DB failed to open or was torn down (the
destructor already guards with `if (s_vm && m_room)`, but ~10 other methods
dereferenced it unconditionally). Add `if (!m_room) return <fail>;` guards to
DeleteRecords(x2), GetAndReserveRecords, ReleaseRecords, StoreRecords,
DeleteSetting, StoreSetting, GetSizeInternal, GetRecordCount,
ResizeDbInternal, and GetRecords. GetSetting already had this guard.
* a null element in the getAndReserve/releaseRecords result array (observed to
be androidx.room-version sensitive) was passed to GetObjectClass. Guard both
loops: GetAndReserveRecords pops the frame and stops (the existing
index < limit path releases the rest for retry); ReleaseRecords skips it.
Turns a process-killing JNI abort into graceful degradation. No functional change
on the healthy path. Compiles on Android only (JNI/Room) -- validated by CI.
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* docs: note the androidx.room version the SDK is built against (microsoft#1227 follow-up)
cpp-start-android.md covered Room setup but said nothing about the Room version.
The GetAndReserveRecords native crash (microsoft#1227, Room-version-sensitive) and the
null-guard hardening in this PR make this worth documenting: the maesdk AAR
brings androidx.room transitively (pinned in maesdk/build.gradle, currently
2.8.4); since Gradle resolves one Room version app-wide, consumers should not
force a version below what the SDK is built against and should prefer aligning
on the bundled (or a compatible newer) version. Points at build.gradle as the
source of truth so the doc doesn't drift on future bumps.
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* Room: guard null JNIEnv in 5 JNI methods; skip releaseUnconsumed on null element
Address the latest Copilot review (6 comments) on
lib/offline/OfflineStorage_Room.cpp.
ConnectedEnv null-env guards (5): DeleteByToken, ReleaseRecords, DeleteSetting,
StoreSetting and GetRecords created ConnectedEnv env(s_vm) and dereferenced
env->... behind only an if(!m_room) guard. ConnectedEnv::operator! can report a
null JNIEnv (null s_vm / thread-attach failure), and sibling methods already
guard with if(!env); added the matching early return (void/false/records) so a
null env no longer crashes.
releaseUnconsumed on null element: the null-array-element path broke out and
fell through to releaseUnconsumed(selected, index). The Java
StorageRecordDao.releaseUnconsumed (pre-existing since 2020, commit c81d46a)
reads selected[0..unconsumed-1] ignoring the offset, so on the null path it
could index the null element and throw, or release the wrong rows. A
sawNullElement flag now skips releaseUnconsumed on that path; the reserved
records expire and are retried (no data loss), and the normal end-early path is
unchanged.
Validated: NDK aarch64-linux-android23 -fsyntax-only clean.
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…nary-footprint reductions (microsoft#1475) * Add vcpkg-release-bump workflow to automate port version bumps On a published version release, open a PR to microsoft/vcpkg bumping the cpp-client-telemetry port (REF -> tag, recomputed SHA512, version, then x-add-version). Runs only on published, non-prerelease version tags (vX.Y.Z.W) or manual dispatch, and opens no PR when the port already matches the release. Requires repo variable VCPKG_FORK_REPO and secret VCPKG_BUMP_TOKEN. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Bump in-repo overlay port to v3.10.161.1 tag Repoint tools/ports/cpp-client-telemetry REF from the pre-release commit to the published v3.10.161.1 tag (SHA512 updated) for exact parity with the official microsoft/vcpkg port. Version was already 3.10.161.1. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(vcpkg): add manifest-mode overlay fallback for pre-registry installs building-with-vcpkg.md only told manifest-mode users to add `cpp-client-telemetry` to vcpkg.json, which fails with an unknown-port error until the port is accepted into the official vcpkg registry. Document the `vcpkg-configuration.json` `overlay-ports` fallback that points manifest mode at the in-repo overlay port, giving parity with the classic-mode `--overlay-ports` instructions already in the doc. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * vcpkg-bump: address Copilot force-with-lease comment + drop docs note .github/workflows/vcpkg-release-bump.yml (Copilot): `git push --force-with-lease` could fail on reruns because a fresh clone has no remote-tracking ref for an already-existing bump branch, so the workflow couldn't refresh an open bump PR (contradicting the "force-pushed branch refreshes it" intent). Fetch the branch into refs/remotes/origin/${BR} (|| true on the first run, when it doesn't exist yet) before the force-with-lease push so the lease has a ref to compare against. Verified at .github/workflows/vcpkg-release-bump.yml:146-152. docs/building-with-vcpkg.md: remove the manifest-mode overlay-ports note added in 136e010, per maintainer request. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Update vcpkg docs: port is now live in the official registry The cpp-client-telemetry port was merged into the upstream vcpkg registry (microsoft/vcpkg#52316, version 3.10.161.1), so docs/building-with-vcpkg.md no longer needs the conditional "once the port is accepted" phrasing. - Intro: state the port is published in the official registry and consumable directly; drop the stale "build recipe / CONTROL file" wording (vcpkg uses vcpkg.json, and the port is registry-resolved now). - "Installing from the vcpkg registry": present tense, link to the upstream ports/cpp-client-telemetry directory. - "Installing from the overlay port": reframe as development-only (test local port changes or a newer SDK revision before they reach the registry). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Align overlay port with the merged upstream vcpkg port The cpp-client-telemetry port merged into microsoft/vcpkg (ports/cpp-client-telemetry) ships only portfile.cmake + vcpkg.json. Bring the in-repo overlay back in sync so testing the overlay validates exactly what is published. - Drop the custom 'usage' file and its install step in portfile.cmake. The two lines it printed (find_package(MSTelemetry CONFIG REQUIRED) + target_link_libraries ... MSTelemetry::mat) duplicate vcpkg's auto-generated heuristic usage, and the upstream port carries no usage file. - Reorder vcpkg.json dependencies to vcpkg format-manifest canonical (alphabetical) order; same dependency set, no resolution change. After this, the overlay portfile.cmake and vcpkg.json are byte-identical to the upstream port blobs (cfdab23 / a74cc08). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Fix vcpkg-bump PR existence check: jq null skipped PR creation Copilot review (round): the open-PR existence guard used --jq '.[0].number'. On the first run, when no PR exists yet, gh pr list returns [] and .[0].number evaluates to null, which gh prints as the literal string "null". [ -n "null" ] is true, so the workflow wrongly logged "An open PR already exists" and skipped 'gh pr create' -- the release-bump PR would never be opened on a clean run. Fix: --jq '.[0].number // empty' yields empty output when no PR exists (guard false -> PR created) and the PR number when one does (guard true -> skipped). Verified jq semantics (jq 1.x): '[] | .[0].number' -> null (prints "null"); '[] | .[0].number // empty' -> no output; '[{number:42}] | .[0].number // empty' -> 42. Confirmed at .github/workflows/vcpkg-release-bump.yml:158. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Harden vcpkg-bump workflow: graceful no-op on non-version tags, no token in URL Address Copilot round comments on the release-bump workflow. vcpkg-release-bump.yml:77 - non-version tag handling was contradictory: the message said "skipping" but the step ran exit 1, failing the workflow. A release published with a non-4-part tag (the SDK has historical 3-part tags like v3.3.8) would mark the automatic run red for what should be a no-op. Now: manual workflow_dispatch with a bad tag still fails loudly (user error), but the automatic release trigger emits a notice, sets a 'skip' output, and exits 0. All downstream steps are gated on steps.ver.outputs.skip != 'true'. vcpkg-release-bump.yml:100 - the PAT was embedded in the clone URL, which persists it in .git/config and risks leaking if git echoes the remote. Switch to 'gh auth setup-git' (writes a credential helper to the global gitconfig) plus a tokenless https clone; the later push step reuses that helper via its GH_TOKEN env. No token appears in any URL or on disk. Validated: workflow YAML parses (PyYAML) and every embedded run block passes 'bash -n'. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * vcpkg-bump workflow: pass release tag via env to prevent shell injection Code review flagged a GitHub Actions script-injection vector: the "Resolve tag and version" step interpolated the untrusted release tag directly into the run: shell, before any validation. A tag containing shell metacharacters (e.g. v1.0.0.0";id;") would execute at assignment time, before the version regex runs. Injected code could write to GITHUB_ENV/GITHUB_PATH, which persist into the later Clone and push/PR steps that carry the VCPKG_BUMP_TOKEN PAT, enabling token exfiltration. Fix: pass the tag values through env: (RELEASE_TAG/INPUT_TAG) and reference them as quoted shell variables (TAG="${RELEASE_TAG:-$INPUT_TAG}"). Env values are not parsed as shell, so metacharacters can no longer inject. All downstream steps already use the regex-validated steps.ver.outputs.* values. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Enable function-level linking in the CMake build so consumers can dead-strip The compiler-flags block in CMakeLists.txt is wrapped entirely in `if(NOT MATSDK_USE_VCPKG_DEPS)`, and its MSVC branch only sets warning flags -- never /Gy. So the CMake/vcpkg build (the one packaged for downstream consumers) compiles every TU without function-level COMDATs, and referencing one symbol pulls the whole .obj into the consumer image. Add a block, applied in BOTH vendored and vcpkg modes, that splits functions/data into COMDATs/sections (MSVC /Gy /Gw; GCC/Clang -ffunction-sections -fdata-sections; AppleClang -ffunction-sections). This lets a consumer's linker dead-strip unreferenced SDK code (/OPT:REF + /OPT:ICF, --gc-sections, -dead_strip) and matches the MSBuild Release projects, which already enable FunctionLevelLinking + OptimizeReferences + EnableCOMDATFolding. No source or ABI change. Bundled into the vcpkg PR since it directly improves the footprint of the vcpkg-packaged library. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Reword function-level-linking comment to justify the vcpkg-mode exception Copilot review: the new comment read as conflicting with the earlier "let the toolchain manage compiler flags" note. Clarify that these section/COMDAT flags are a deliberate exception -- they are not optimization/dependency choices the toolchain owns; the toolchain doesn't set them, and without them the vcpkg-packaged library links whole .obj files. No code change. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Consolidate section-splitting flags into the global block (drop REL_FLAGS dupes) Copilot review: the non-vcpkg REL_FLAGS already injected -ffunction-sections (and -fdata-sections for GNU), duplicating the new global block on Release builds. Remove them from REL_FLAGS so the global add_compile_options block is the single source of truth for section splitting across both dependency modes (it now also covers MSVC /Gy /Gw and AppleClang, which CI confirms build clean). No behavior change; eliminates redundant flags and future drift. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * vcpkg: request sqlite3 without default features (drop json1) + docs The SDK uses SQLite only for offline event storage (plain tables/indexes, no JSON/FTS/RTREE/vtab), so the port now declares sqlite3 with default-features:false instead of pulling json1. This is the necessary floor for footprint-conscious consumers: vcpkg unions features across the dependency graph and ignores default-features:false on transitive deps, so without this the SDK's own edge forces json1 on and no consumer can opt out. Measured: a consumer that also sets {"name":"sqlite3","default-features":false} in its root manifest links ~52 KB smaller (SQLITE_OMIT_JSON) on x64-windows-static Release; the vcpkg integration test stays 10/10. - tools/ports/cpp-client-telemetry/vcpkg.json: sqlite3 default-features:false; port-version 1 (port-only change over the published 3.10.161.1#0) - docs/building-with-vcpkg.md: document the required root-manifest opt-out Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(vcpkg): add consumer linker dead-strip guidance; clarify json1 opt-out Address Copilot round comments on docs/building-with-vcpkg.md and document the footprint lever consumers actually need (validated end-to-end on a real downstream DLL, which shrank substantially once /OPT:REF,ICF were on). - Add "Enable linker dead-stripping" section: the SDK's /Gy /Gw only enable stripping; the consumer's link must set /OPT:REF + /OPT:ICF (with the /DEBUG gotcha that silently disables them) + /INCREMENTAL:NO, or --gc-sections / -dead_strip on GNU/Clang/Apple. Note static-link vs DLL-reexport caveat. - json1 section: clarify this is the in-repo OVERLAY port (registry port to follow upstream), addressing the "registry still pulls defaults" comment. - Reword the resolution explanation around vcpkg's union model instead of "ignores transitive default-features:false". Verified by dry-run: SDK edge opt-out alone keeps sqlite3[core,json1]; adding the same at the root yields sqlite3 (no json1); any edge requesting defaults restores json1 -- so the consumer must opt out at the root too. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * vcpkg(overlay): drop port-version The in-repo overlay is only used for local testing (overlays ignore the version database), and the vcpkg-release-bump workflow deletes port-version on every bump, so it served no purpose here. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(vcpkg): precise /DEBUG wording for /OPT:REF,ICF Address Copilot comment on the linker-stripping guidance. Per the MSVC /OPT docs, /DEBUG changes the /OPT default from REF/ICF to NOREF/NOICF (it does disable them by default, contrary to the comment's premise). Reword to the exact behavior ("flips their default to off, /OPT:NOREF,NOICF") and note that /OPT:REF is also incompatible with incremental linking (hence /INCREMENTAL:NO). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * cmake: clarify AppleClang dead-strip comment (ld64 atomizes per symbol) Address Copilot comment: reword the AppleClang branch to state the actual mechanism -- clang emits .subsections_via_symbols on Mach-O, so ld64's -dead_strip removes unreferenced code at per-symbol (function) granularity without -ffunction-sections (which we add only for cross-toolchain consistency). -fdata-sections stays omitted due to the historical bitcode conflict. No behavior change. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * build: hide non-public symbols on non-Windows (-fvisibility=hidden) Add -fvisibility=hidden -fvisibility-inlines-hidden for non-MSVC builds and make MATSDK_LIBABI = __attribute__((visibility("default"))) on GCC/Clang, so only the MATSDK_LIBABI-decorated public API (the 56 public classes + the EVTSDK_LIBABI C API in mat.h) is exported; SDK internals and the bundled sqlite3/zlib are hidden. Non-Windows analog of the __declspec(dllexport)-gated export on Windows and of /Gy + the consumer's /OPT:REF: a much smaller dynamic symbol table -> faster dynamic linking/loading, smaller shared binaries, and more inlining/dead-code elimination. No behavior change for static consumers (hidden symbols remain usable within the same link); for shared-lib builds it restricts exports to the public API. Validated (NDK aarch64): compiling EventProperties.cpp with the flag yields the decorated public methods (EventProperties::SetType/GetType) as GLOBAL DEFAULT while internals (EventPropertiesStorage) are WEAK HIDDEN -- 64 exported vs 300 hidden in that one TU. Full cross-platform validation (build a shared lib and link a separate consumer on Linux/macOS/iOS/Android to confirm no public symbol is missing) should run in CI before merge. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * address Copilot round on microsoft#1475: clang-cl /Gw gating + workflow_dispatch input - CMakeLists.txt: if(MSVC) is also true for the ClangCL toolset, which supports /Gy but not /Gw. Apply /Gy for all MSVC-like compilers and gate /Gw to real cl.exe (CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER_ID STREQUAL "MSVC") so ClangCL builds don't choke on /Gw. - vcpkg-release-bump.yml: read the workflow_dispatch tag via github.event.inputs.tag (concurrency key + resolve step) so manual dispatches resolve the tag unambiguously. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Windows shared-lib: add a dllimport path and tie export decoration to linkage The SDK has no .def file, so __declspec(dllexport)/(dllimport) via MATSDK_LIBABI is the sole Windows export mechanism, but it only had export and static states -- no dllimport path for a consumer of a shared mat.dll. And the cmake build hard-defined MATSDK_SHARED_LIB=1 for every Win32 build regardless of BUILD_SHARED_LIBS, so a static build still decorated the public API with dllexport (which also re-exports SDK symbols from any consumer DLL that absorbs the static lib). - ctmacros.hpp: add a MATSDK_IMPORT_LIB branch -> __declspec(dllimport). - lib/CMakeLists.txt: drop the hard-coded MATSDK_SHARED_LIB=1; instead set it on the mat target by linkage. Shared: PRIVATE MATSDK_SHARED_LIB (export from the SDK) + INTERFACE MATSDK_IMPORT_LIB (carried by the installed MSTelemetry::mat target, so find_package() consumers get dllimport automatically). Static: MATSDK_STATIC_LIB so nothing is decorated. This makes the C++ public API safe to consume from a single shared mat.dll (and fixes the missing-dllimport gap). The MSBuild/.vcxproj projects are unaffected (they define MATSDK_SHARED_LIB themselves). Add docs/sharing-a-single-sdk-runtime.md: how to ship one shared mat runtime that multiple modules in a process import (stable C ABI recommended; C++ shared-DLL path with its ABI-matching requirements), per-port vcpkg linkage, single LogManager lifetime ownership, one-copy-on-the-loader-path, and validation. Validated: MSVC preprocessor expands MATSDK_LIBABI to dllexport / dllimport / empty for the shared / import / static cases; cmake configures and the static Linux build is unaffected (change is Windows-guarded). Windows shared export/import is exercised by CI. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Scope -fvisibility-inlines-hidden to C++ to avoid -Werror C failures -fvisibility-inlines-hidden is a C++-only option. Applying it to all languages via add_compile_options meant the legacy Android path's bundled C sources (sqlite3_bundled, zlib_bundled) received it too; under Clang this emits an unused-argument warning that becomes an error with the project's -Werror. Scope it to CXX via a COMPILE_LANGUAGE generator expression while keeping -fvisibility=hidden for both C and C++. Files changed: - CMakeLists.txt: -fvisibility-inlines-hidden gated to \$<COMPILE_LANGUAGE:CXX> Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Re-export ObjC wrapper classes in shared Apple builds The global -fvisibility=hidden (root CMakeLists.txt) hides Objective-C class symbols (_OBJC_CLASS_\*) as well as C++ internals. With the default BUILD_OBJC_WRAPPER=YES, a shared libmat.dylib on Apple would therefore export none of the public ODW* wrapper classes, and consumers linking against them would fail with undefined _OBJC_CLASS_\... symbols. Collect the ObjC wrapper translation units into OBJC_WRAPPER_SRCS and, for shared Apple builds, compile just those units with -fvisibility=default so the public Objective-C API is re-exported while the C++ core stays hidden. Files changed: - lib/CMakeLists.txt: OBJC_WRAPPER_SRCS variable + per-source -fvisibility=default for shared Apple builds Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Use portable OR generator expression in footprint docs snippet The multi-config form \$<CONFIG:Release,RelWithDebInfo> only matches on CMake >= 3.19; on older CMake it compares the literal string and never matches, so a consumer copy-pasting the snippet would silently fail to enable /OPT:REF, /OPT:ICF, and /INCREMENTAL:NO. Switch to \$<OR:\$<CONFIG:Release>,\$<CONFIG:RelWithDebInfo>>, which is valid across all supported CMake versions. Files changed: - docs/building-with-vcpkg.md: OR-based CONFIG generator expression in the dead-strip snippet Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Gate visibility on NOT WIN32; clarify C-API dllimport doc wording Two review fixes: - CMakeLists.txt: the hidden-visibility block is described as non-Windows but was gated on NOT MSVC, which also matches MinGW/Clang-GNU Windows and would apply ELF-style -fvisibility=hidden to a PE/COFF target. Gate it on NOT WIN32 so all Windows toolchains rely on __declspec(dllexport) as intended. - docs/sharing-a-single-sdk-runtime.md: the C-API bullet said it 'links without __declspec(dllimport)', which contradicted the new MATSDK_IMPORT_LIB interface define. Reworded to: dllimport is not required (a C function resolves via the import-lib thunk) but is applied automatically to shared consumers as a harmless optimization. Files changed: - CMakeLists.txt: NOT MSVC -> NOT WIN32 for the visibility block - docs/sharing-a-single-sdk-runtime.md: C-API dllimport wording Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Scope footprint guidance to static-link scenarios The 'Reducing binary footprint' section assumed the SDK is always linked statically, but vcpkg's default triplets (e.g. x64-windows) build dynamic libraries and the port also supports BUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON. Clarify that the consumer-side dead-stripping guidance applies to static linkage, and note that a dynamic mat ships its own runtime whose export table is already trimmed by the SDK's -fvisibility=hidden and /Gy /Gw. Files changed: - docs/building-with-vcpkg.md: scope footprint section to static-link case Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Gate non-Windows default-visibility on shared builds (mirror Windows) On non-Windows, MATSDK_LIBABI unconditionally expanded to __attribute__((visibility("default"))), so even in a static build the public API kept default visibility despite -fvisibility=hidden. A consumer that statically absorbs libmat.a into its own .so/.dylib would then unintentionally re-export the SDK's public API (larger dynamic symbol table, leaked SDK surface) -- the non-Windows analog of the Windows re-export that MATSDK_STATIC_LIB already prevents. Gate the visibility attribute on MATSDK_SHARED_LIB so it mirrors the __declspec(dllexport) gating: shared builds export the API; static builds omit the attribute, letting the public symbols inherit -fvisibility=hidden. Define MATSDK_SHARED_LIB PRIVATE for all shared builds in lib/CMakeLists.txt (keeping the Windows-only INTERFACE MATSDK_IMPORT_LIB and MATSDK_STATIC_LIB). Verified on Linux (readelf): static build -> evt_api_call_default is GLOBAL HIDDEN (still resolvable by static linking -- a consumer links+runs against libmat.a -- but not re-exported); shared build -> GLOBAL DEFAULT (exported from libmat.so). Files changed: - lib/include/public/ctmacros.hpp: non-Windows MATSDK_LIBABI gated on MATSDK_SHARED_LIB - lib/CMakeLists.txt: define MATSDK_SHARED_LIB for all shared builds Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
* Prepare for new release - 3.10.170.1 Regenerated lib/include/public/Version.hpp via tools/gen-version (date-derived version: 3.<(year-2020)+4>.<dayOfYear>.1 = 3.10.170.1). Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> * Update version to 3.10.173.1 --------- Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Prototype: Swift Package Manager distribution (xcframework)
First-pass scaffold to distribute the 1DS C++ SDK to Apple app developers via Swift Package Manager — the successor to CocoaPods (trunk goes read-only 2 Dec 2026). There is no official in-repo podspec today, and the existing
wrappers/swift/Package.swiftis a local-build skeleton rather than a distributable package.Approach
SPM cannot practically compile this C++ tree from source (CMake/Bond/sqlite/zlib/platform conditionals), so:
MATTelemetry.xcframework(.binaryTarget). The Obj-C wrappers compile intolibmat.aon Apple.wrappers/swift/Sources/OneDSSwift) is compiled from source on top of theObjCModulevended by the xcframework.Package.swiftadvertises.iOS(.v12)only until macOS / Catalyst / visionOS slices are added.What's here
Package.swift— distributable SPM manifest:binaryTarget+OneDSSwiftsource target.tools/apple/build-xcframework.sh— builds staticlibmat.aslices viabuild-ios.sh, combines simulator archs withlipo, and assemblesMATTelemetry.xcframeworkwithxcodebuild -create-xcframework.tools/apple/module.modulemap+MATTelemetry-umbrella.h— vend theObjCModuleClang module.tools/apple/MATTelemetryAvailability.json— generated by the xcframework build and read byPackage.swiftso Swift source exclusions match the optional modules actually built into the binary..github/workflows/spm-release.yml— on a publishedvX.Y.Z.Wrelease: build the xcframework on a macOS runner, upload it to the Release, pin thebinaryTargeturl:+checksum:, and push a 3-component SemVer tag (X.Y.Z) that SPM can resolve.tools/apple/README.md— approach, build/consume, release wiring, and remaining TODOs.Validation performed on macOS
Validated locally with Xcode on macOS:
./build-ios.sh clean release arm64 iphonesimulatorproducedout/lib/libmat.aas a static archive and included Obj-C wrapper symbols.tools/apple/build-xcframework.sh releasesucceeded.ios-arm64ios-arm64_x86_64-simulatorxcodebuild -scheme OneDSSwift -destination 'generic/platform=iOS Simulator' buildConsume after a release
Remaining TODOs
Package.swift.Package.swiftlives long-term, since it makes the repository an SPM package.Companion to the official vcpkg port (C++ consumers) — SPM serves Apple app developers; the two are complementary.