Swift: Example of setting client configuration #5422
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PLEASE IGNORE THIS PR FOR THE TIME BEING. IT OBVIOUSLY HAS STUFF IN IT THAT SHOULDN'T BE THERE.
This pull request adds a Swift example demonstrating how to set a client's configuration before creating client objects.
A special test is included. Use bash to run the
test.shscript to test that the example runs and produces the expected output. The test script requires that the AWS CLI be installed.This PR also includes a minor update to the
swiftbuildtool. Now, if no base directory to cycle through for tests is specified, the current directory's project is built if the directory contains aPackage.swiftfile.By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.