error: Revision e0cfeeeb0c951329c4eabf65ea967384b16dd695 for actionbuilderplugin remoteSourceControl https://github.com/elegantchaos/ActionBuilderPlugin.git version 1.0.3 does not match previously recorded value 5012c06ecaa241ecc171da7320ec1b2fd886e181
This sort of error can occur for legitimate reasons, for example during development, if a tag has been mistakenly attached to the wrong commit and later corrected and force-pushed.
Currently the way to resolve this seems to be to remove the Package.resolved file and delete the ~/.swiftpm directory.
We could do with a simple way to tell SPM "it's ok, I know what I'm doing and you can ignore it" in these cases.
Some alternatives:
a flag like --disable-security-checks which applies to any other command which causes package resolution to run
some new command like swift package purge-security-cache
an enhancement to swift package purge-cache to also include these values when purging
(note that "security-checks" probably isn't the right terminology - I just plucked that out of the air)
An update could have additional/unforeseen consequence. I didn't try resolve, and I've deleted the problem now locally so I can't test easily, but I don't think it would fix it.
That does not sound like it deletes the stale fingerprint though. Or does it? If not, that is only a “solution” if you apply it to every invocation for the rest of your device’s lifetime.
So perhaps the proposal should be to add a third option reset to --resolver-fingerprint-checking, which would ignore previous results and instead record the current ones for future checking.