Reenable Runtime/linux-fatal-backtrace.swift test #16377
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This test broke when we switched to the swift-4.2-branch of Clang/LLVM. It seems to be a problem with LLDB's CreateTargetWithFileAndArch() API (rdar://problem/39960149). In the meantime, since this script does not really need to specify the architecture, we can work around the problem by using CreateTarget(). That's simpler anyway. rdar://problem/38181372
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This is #16368 for the 4.2 branch |
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@swift-ci please test |
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This test broke when we switched to the swift-4.2-branch of Clang/LLVM.
It seems to be a problem with LLDB's CreateTargetWithFileAndArch() API
(rdar://problem/39960149). In the meantime, since this script does not
really need to specify the architecture, we can work around the problem
by using CreateTarget(). That's simpler anyway.
rdar://problem/38181372