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It'll now be up to the user to run carthage update --platform iOS manually before the project can be used.

I've added the Embassy and Ambassador dependencies, which allow unit tests to launch an embedded web server against which the authenticated methods can be tested.

Swift 4.1 comes with Xcode 9.3 and includes support for handling snake-cased Coding keys.

They're still in the list of linked libraries for the JSONClientTests.

Right now, JSONClient.get() ignores any headers and parameters that are passed in. This is Not Good.

Instead of telling it to build from a (now non-existent) project file, it has to use xcodebuild's new options for building Swift packages:

xcodebuild -scheme JSONClient -destination 'platform=iOS Simulator,OS=14.5,name=iPhone 12 Pro' test

PromiseKit has made major, breaking changes in version 6.x, and the project has to be updated to handle them.

When a user successfully signs into an OAuth service, save the OAuthCredentials in the user defaults so that they can be loaded the next time the service is requested.