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[Windows] Use a multiroot data file to test (corelibs-)foundation on Windows #80122
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Is
$FoundationTestConfiguration
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Yeah, defaults to debug:
I had thought we were, but... apparently not 🤔
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The use of
Debug
does scare me a bit - we release in release mode, not debug mode, and the optimizations can introduce issues (and was in fact how we learnt about CFString bridging failures). I would recommend that we test in release mode only. However, the shared build is a good idea.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I thought that we decided in #80076 that we want to test Foundation in debug during PR testing and in release during the nightly jobs. You just accidentally reverted the change for CoreFoundation in #80082 (note that swift-foundation still passed
FoundationTestConfiguration
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Right, it would be okay to test in CI with debug and nightlies with Release (I actually would prefer that). I just don't see how we control that for the nightlies.
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The nightlies are currently passing through
release
, eg. https://ci-external.swift.org/job/swift-main-windows-toolchain/1517/ has:Though it also has
-Test swift,dispatch,xctest,lldb
, so they're not actually being run...