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md5: a7c060e2839fb15747f3054d1d9a0cb8
Issue Description:
If I follow the [pattern](https://swift.org/package-manager/#resolving-transitive-dependencies) used by the Dealer example, but I fail to call a source file `main.swift`, I get
"'Example' /Users/dave/src/Example: error: executable product 'Example' should have exactly one executable target"
The `Package.swift` file is just fine; it's just the fact that I called my file `Example.swift` instead of `main.swift`.
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I've tried to improve the error message: #2644
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md5: a7c060e2839fb15747f3054d1d9a0cb8
Issue Description:
If I follow the [pattern](https://swift.org/package-manager/#resolving-transitive-dependencies) used by the Dealer example, but I fail to call a source file `main.swift`, I get
"'Example' /Users/dave/src/Example: error: executable product 'Example' should have exactly one executable target"
The `Package.swift` file is just fine; it's just the fact that I called my file `Example.swift` instead of `main.swift`.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: