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Copilot instructions42 starsChanged 16 months ago
# Copilot Custom Instructions - This repository uses Swift 6.1+ and SwiftUI for iOS 18+ apps. All code should follow modern Swift and SwiftUI best practices. - This is an iOS project NOT a pure Swift Package or macOS project. It utlises a local Swift Package which is wrapped in an Xcode project. This makes it easier for agents to work on the project. - Use the Model-View (MV) pattern with native SwiftUI state management (`@State`, `@Observable`, `@Environment`, `@Binding`). Do not use ViewModels or MVVM. - All concurrency must use Swift Concurrency (async/await, actors, @MainActor). Do not use GCD or completion handlers. - Write all new code and features inside the Swift Package (`YourAppPackage`), not in the app shell. - Use the Swift Testing framework (`@Test`, `#expect`, `#require`) for all tests. Place tests in the package's `Tests/` directory. - When running tests use the `test_sim_name_ws` tool do not use `swift_package_test`.- - Use XcodeBuildMCP tools for building, testing, and automation. Prefer these over raw xcodebuild or CLI commands. - For data persistence, use SwiftData (never CoreData), though only use for complex scenarios, prefer simpler options first e.g. UserDefaults. - Always provide accessibility labels and identifiers for UI elements. - Never log sensitive information or use insecure network calls. - For full style, architecture, and workflow details, refer to the project documentation in [`template/.cursor/rules/`](../.cursor/rules/).
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