Suppress Swift Testing invocation when XCTMain.swift or LinuxMain.swift is present. #7787
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…ft is present. If a test entry point source file is present in a package, that means our own entry point code won't run, so we can't reliably run Swift Testing. This is a legacy configuration but is still used by a number of packages in the Swift ecosystem. Further deprecation of this feature is something to consider after Swift 6.0.
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…Testing enabled by default.) (#7766) This PR refactors the previously-experimental Swift Testing support logic so that only a single build product is produced when using both XCTest and Swift Testing, and detection of Swift Testing usage is no longer needed at compile time. On macOS, Xcode 16 is responsible for hosting Swift Testing content, so additional changes may be needed in Xcode to support this refactoring. Such changes are beyond the purview of the Swift open source project. This PR includes changes from the previous PRs numbered #7766, #7783, and #7787. Resolves rdar://120864035. --------- Co-authored-by: Pavel Yaskevich <xedin@apache.org>
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…Testing enabled by default.) This PR refactors the previously-experimental Swift Testing support logic so that only a single build product is produced when using both XCTest and Swift Testing, and detection of Swift Testing usage is no longer needed at compile time. On macOS, Xcode 16 is responsible for hosting Swift Testing content, so additional changes may be needed in Xcode to support this refactoring. Such changes are beyond the purview of the Swift open source project. This PR includes changes from the previous PRs numbered #7766, #7783, and #7787. Resolves rdar://120864035. --------- Co-authored-by: Pavel Yaskevich <xedin@apache.org>
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…Testing enabled by default.) This PR refactors the previously-experimental Swift Testing support logic so that only a single build product is produced when using both XCTest and Swift Testing, and detection of Swift Testing usage is no longer needed at compile time. On macOS, Xcode 16 is responsible for hosting Swift Testing content, so additional changes may be needed in Xcode to support this refactoring. Such changes are beyond the purview of the Swift open source project. This PR includes changes from the previous PRs numbered #7766, #7783, and #7787. Resolves rdar://120864035. --------- Co-authored-by: Pavel Yaskevich <xedin@apache.org>
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…Testing enabled by default.) (#7789) This PR refactors the previously-experimental Swift Testing support logic so that only a single build product is produced when using both XCTest and Swift Testing, and detection of Swift Testing usage is no longer needed at compile time. On macOS, Xcode 16 is responsible for hosting Swift Testing content, so additional changes may be needed in Xcode to support this refactoring. Such changes are beyond the purview of the Swift open source project. This PR includes changes from the previous PRs numbered #7766, #7783, #7784, and #7787. Resolves rdar://120864035. Co-authored-by: Pavel Yaskevich <xedin@apache.org>
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If a test entry point source file is present in a package, that means our own entry point code won't run, so we can't reliably run Swift Testing. This is a legacy configuration but is still used by a number of packages in the Swift ecosystem.
Further deprecation of this feature is something to consider after Swift 6.0.