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Convert the SwiftGen project itself to Swift 3, so that we can continue developing it using Xcode 8 instead of Xcode 7 (at least convert it to Swift 2.3, but at this point we might as well migrate to Swift 3 directly) (Update project to Swift 3 #201)
This would build a command-line app wrapped in a .app bundle (which Xcode knows how to produce, including linking the Swift dynamic libraries etc) so we'd be able to debug it more easily, debugging it directly from Xcode using Cmd-R (and adjusting the command-line arguments via the Xcode scheme while debugging)
The Rakefile would still be necessary to reorganize the build .app into a package shippable via Homebrew (moving build dylibs around, changing their install_name, etc) so that the end user doesn't see a .app bundle with no UI but still sees a command-line tool
.appbundle (which Xcode knows how to produce, including linking the Swift dynamic libraries etc) so we'd be able to debug it more easily, debugging it directly from Xcode using Cmd-R (and adjusting the command-line arguments via the Xcode scheme while debugging)Rakefilewould still be necessary to reorganize the build.appinto a package shippable via Homebrew (moving build dylibs around, changing theirinstall_name, etc) so that the end user doesn't see a.appbundle with no UI but still sees a command-line tool