dmg files and the Apple Developer Tools (Xcode and the Command Line tools)
The ISO can be downloaded here, You must download the installer. I recommend using a firewall (see below) to block the http traffic in the installer. As per Apple's advice, use a firewall, and then you should not encounter any hiccups when running the installer.
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If the firewall block persists, please unblock it and try again,
Note: Do not try to run the installer if the firewall is not working. See above for the blocked http traffic.
Once the installer is installed, you can start the following commands to get Swift up and running.
#!/bin/bash
# swift setup start
# NOTE: Do not run this as it is an OSX86 installer!
# use this command to get the latest stable
# versions of Xcode, Command Line Tools, Apple Swift, etc
sudo xcode-select --switch
# versions of Apple Swift and Swift Package
# Manager. Note that these are not yet in the
# Apple developer download page, they are released
# by Apple through the Xcodetools.xcodeproj
# file.
curl | tar xvz
cd swift-3.1.2-release
./install-swift.sh
# Unblock the http traffic.
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=http
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
# you may get a "cannot add service" error
# on the firewall. Make sure you use the
# proper service name and not "http", or
# the installer may shut down.
cd /tmp
wget
chmod +x installer.sh
./installer.sh
# unblock http traffic again.
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