Fix macro source location #910
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When a project is used through a FetchContent/add_subdirectory, the
`CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR` path points to the calling project. This is resulting
in some of the CI jobs attempting to FetchContent the macros from
`swift-corelibs-foundation/Sources/FoundationMacros`, rather than
`swift-foundation/Sources/FoundationMacros`, ultimately failing the
build.
The `project` call sets a `${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME}_SOURCE_DIR` variable to
the source directory of the project itself, making it more reliable.
`CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR` would also work here too.
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Seems fine to me, but before merging could we kick off a cross-repo toolchain build to make sure this behaves as expected since this repo doesn't (yet) have tests for the CMake build? The new swift-integration-tests should ensure that the built macro loads as expected
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When a project is used through a FetchContent/add_subdirectory, the
`CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR` path points to the calling project. This is resulting
in some of the CI jobs attempting to FetchContent the macros from
`swift-corelibs-foundation/Sources/FoundationMacros`, rather than
`swift-foundation/Sources/FoundationMacros`, ultimately failing the
build.
The `project` call sets a `${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME}_SOURCE_DIR` variable to
the source directory of the project itself, making it more reliable.
`CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR` would also work here too.
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When a project is used through a FetchContent/add_subdirectory, the
CMAKE_SOURCE_DIRpath points to the calling project. This is resulting in some of the CI jobs attempting to FetchContent the macros fromswift-corelibs-foundation/Sources/FoundationMacros, rather thanswift-foundation/Sources/FoundationMacros, ultimately failing the build.The
projectcall sets a${CMAKE_PROJECT_NAME}_SOURCE_DIRvariable to the source directory of the project itself, making it more reliable.CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIRwould also work here too.Noticed in: https://ci.swift.org/view/all/job/swift-build-static-sdk/46