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The conformances are unused and pull in an additional `TSCUtility.PolymorphicCodableProtocol` dependency.
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The conformances are unused and pull in an additional `TSCUtility.PolymorphicCodableProtocol` dependency. This change removes about 0.2-0.4 MB from final executables on macOS when comparing with `swift build -c release` to `main`. Also allows us to rename these types more easily to disambiguate between host/target triples and manifest targets/modules in our code. If there's an existing user of this JSON manifest serialization we're unaware of, they should rely on `swift package describe --type json` instead, which has stable, consistent, and tested output. (cherry picked from commit 9e5f8b7) # Conflicts: # Sources/PackageModel/BuildSettings.swift # Sources/PackageModel/Manifest/PackageConditionDescription.swift
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Includes these PRs cherry-picked off `main` * #7605 * #7660 * #7667 * #7682 * #7687 * #7690 * #7684 * #7679 **Explanation**: Cherry-pick of recent NFC changes, which makes it easier to cherry-pick actual bug fixes onto 6.0 due to the reduced number of merge conflicts. **Scope**: broad, includes both modules graph and llbuild-related changes. **Risk**: low, the test suite is passing, no functional changes are included, and cherry-picked changes were incubated on `main` for some time. **Testing**: Existing automated test suite. **Issue**: N/A **Reviewers**: @xedin @MaxDesiatov @rauhul --------- Co-authored-by: Pavel Yaskevich <xedin@apache.org> Co-authored-by: Danny Mösch <danny.moesch@icloud.com> Co-authored-by: Rauhul Varma <rauhul@apple.com>
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The conformances are unused and pull in an additional
TSCUtility.PolymorphicCodableProtocol
dependency. This change removes about 0.2-0.4 MB from final executables on macOS when comparing withswift build -c release
tomain
.Also allows us to rename these types more easily to disambiguate between host/target triples and manifest targets/modules in our code.
If there's an existing user of this JSON manifest serialization we're unaware of, they should rely on
swift package describe --type json
instead, which has stable, consistent, and tested output.