package-swift-cleanup

To remove unused dependencies from a Package.swift file, you audit the repository for obsolete references and execute a cleanup workflow that regenerates targets and refreshes the configuration to reflect the current architecture.

Maintaining Package.swift alignment with Clean Architecture involves classifying dependencies into ExternalModule, Utility, and AbstractionModule types, ensuring the package graph accurately mirrors your architectural intent across multiple feature packages.

Refactoring module graphs requires regenerating targets within Package.swift to reflect the actual codebase, removing empty enums and obsolete dependencies to ensure configuration remains self-consistent across all feature packages.

Yes, you can represent Domain-Scoped Data Modules as targets and enums within Package.swift, creating a coherent and scalable package graph that explicitly encodes your architectural conventions.

You should clean up obsolete dependencies and empty enums when your codebase undergoes refactoring, ensuring Package.swift describes the current architecture accurately and reducing drift between modules and dependencies.