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Rename Build module to NativeBuildSupport #8571
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@@ -500,7 +499,9 @@ let package = Package( | |||
"PackageGraph", | |||
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exclude: ["CMakeLists.txt", "README.md"], | |||
swiftSettings: commonExperimentalFeatures | |||
swiftSettings: commonExperimentalFeatures + [ | |||
.unsafeFlags(["-static"]), |
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question: out of curiosity, why did we add the -static
flag here if we this PR is renaming BuildSupport
to NativeBuildSupport
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All those targets are supposed to have it, it was accidentally missed from this one before.
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I'm not sure we need it any more when building with Swift 6.1.
This module is intended to contain code exclusive to the native build system, in order to help more clearly identify the delineation between the three build system backends, and identify layering violations and new higher-level abstractions that will need to be created to delegate to the appropriate backend (SourceKit support is one major example).
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This module is intended to contain code exclusive to the native build system, in order to help more clearly identify the delineation between the three build system backends, and identify layering violations and new higher-level abstractions that will need to be created to delegate to the appropriate backend (SourceKit support is one major example).