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Automatically enable swift-testing support in swift test
when it's a dependency.
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Automatically enable swift-testing support in swift test
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…a dependency. This PR causes `swift test` to check the dependencies of the package under test; if they include an explicit reference to the public swift-testing repository on GitHub, then `--enable-experimental-swift-testing` is assumed. A developer can still opt out by explicitly writing `--disable-experimental-swift-testing`. Resolves rdar://99155992.
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Follow-up to #7220. swift-testing itself should get swift-testing support enabled by default, but it doesn't list itself as a dependency. This change extends the code in that PR to also check the identities of the packages being built (rather than just their dependencies.) If the package being built is named "swift-testing", then support is enabled.
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#7235) Follow-up to #7220. swift-testing itself should get swift-testing support enabled by default, but it doesn't list itself as a dependency. This change extends the code in that PR to also check the identities of the packages being built (rather than just their dependencies.) If the package being built is named "swift-testing", then support is enabled.
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This PR causes
swift test
to check the dependencies of the package under test; if they include an explicit reference to the public swift-testing repository on GitHub, then--enable-experimental-swift-testing
is assumed. A developer can still opt out by explicitly writing--disable-experimental-swift-testing
.Resolves rdar://99155992.