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# Godot Swift CI Example
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An example Godot project with a Swift GDExtension library. Its workflow builds release artifacts for macOS, Windows, and Linux, making it easy to test or distribute the project on each platform.
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## What CI builds
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Each CI run builds the Swift `Logic` library and uploads an artifact for macOS, Windows, and Linux:
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- **macOS:** `libLogic.dylib` and its SwiftGodot library
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- **Windows:** `libLogic.dll` plus the required runtime `.dll` files
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- **Linux:** `libLogic.so` plus the required shared `.so` libraries
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For Windows and Linux, the action collects the runtime libraries that the extension needs. This means developers do not need to track those files down, ask users to install additional dependencies, or risk shipping incompatible library versions. macOS only bundles the `libLogic.dylib` and `libSwiftGodot.dylib` as everything else should be on every macOS system.
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## Getting started
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Before opening the Godot project, build the library for your platform (or download the matching CI artifact) and copy the `libLogic` and `libSwiftGodot` for your platform into `Godot\bin` folder. Use the **entire platform bundle** when distributing.
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Once everything is built and in place, open and run from Godot.
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