There was a phenomenon that SwiftPM could not cross the proxy and the package could not be added to the project, but I was able to solve it, so I will summarize it.
This solution has been validated in my proxy environment, and the proxy environment varies from company to organization, so this solution may not apply to every environment.
--I did it according to "Add package to project with SwiftPM --Qiita", but after entering the repository path and pressing [Next] for a while Then it ends with an error.
--Reviewing the mac proxy settings and the installed git and curl proxy settings does not help.
As a result of the investigation, I found that for some reason, "Swift Package included as a dependency of the added Swift Package can exceed Proxy and can be installed".
In other words, you can solve it by ** "Create a Swift Package locally with the Swift Package you want to put as Dependency and add it to the project" **.
For how to add a local Swift Package, according to the leading SwiftPM developers, you can add it by dragging and dropping the directory into your project (https://forums.swift.org/t/how-to-add -local-swift-package-as-dependency / 26457/2)). Hopefully that's OK. That didn't work in my environment, so I added it using this workaround.
that's all.
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