[WIP] Implement test discovery on linux #2174
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Please remove all occurrences of "Linux" from the names of these things -- there's nothing inherently Linux-specific about this so it should be named something like "TestMainCommand", "test-main-tool", etc.
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On Windows you can implement dlerror using GetLastError + FormatMessage. Example here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/debug/retrieving-the-last-error-code
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…(Linux, etc.) This is a WIP PR for implementing test discovery on linux using indexing data. The basic idea is to leverage the IndexStore library to get the test methods and then generate a LinuxMain.swift file during the build process. This PR "works" but there are a number of serious hacks that require resolving before we can merge it.
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Docs would be nice, I have no idea what this command is trying to do :)
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Going to add some docs in a separate commit.
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@aciidb0mb3r would that be something we could have on 5.1 too? |
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Ya, I think that would be fine since this is currently opt-in. |
Awesome. Are you doing the backport cherry-pick or do you want me to? |
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I am just bringing the 5.1 branch in sync with master as I plan on making more bug fixes (in unrelated areas) that might make cherry-picking harder: #2196 |
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CC @tomerd btw |
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Is there a way we can turn this on in a |
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@dabrahams there's a pitch to enable this by default, and the current thinking is to enable it automatically when there is no LinuxMain.swift file present. https://forums.swift.org/t/pitch-enable-test-discovery-by-default/36619/15 |
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@benlangmuir So is there no way for me to turn it on in a |
SwiftPM does not exist in the Windows toolchain yet; very little works (mostly because of path handling). That said, there is nothing platform‐specific about this feature, so I imagine it will just work on Windows once the lower‐level issues are resolved. (It certainly worked for Android without anyone needing to put any effort to supporting it.)
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This is a WIP PR for implementing test discovery on linux using indexing
data. The basic idea is to leverage the IndexStore library to get the
test methods and then generate a LinuxMain.swift file during the build
process.
This PR "works" but there are a number of serious hacks that require
resolving before we can merge it.