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Add an end-to-end test for the option to print compile jobs for module dependencies #112
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Thank you!
…e dependencies discovered by the fast dependency scanner.
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The test in this PR invokes the Fast Dependency Scanner (with -frontend -scan-dependencies). I suspect the CI failure is caused by the fact that the CI machine's toolchain does not yet have a sufficiently recent version of the compiler and therefore does not have the Fast Dependency Scanner. :( |
@shahmishal what is the process by which the toolchain gets updated for CI on this repo? We're doing some iteration with the main |
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It's using released compiler - Swift 5.2, I can update the job to use master nightly if that helps. |
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That would help a lot for this and upcoming changes. |
That would be wonderful, thank you! |
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As I kept iterating on this, this PR and the test it adds got subsumed into: #113 |
As discovered by invoking the fast dependency scanner from within the driver.