utils: enable SPM self-hosted test suite on Windows #71349
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
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@swift-ci please test Windows platform |
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This will enable the SPM test suite to be built with a self-hosted build to ensure that we do not regress the SPM builds on Windows.
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Thanks for this PR @compnerd . I was planning on tackling this once I finished swiftlang/swift-package-manager#8176. But I'm happy to see you progressing on this :) |
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@bkhouri that sounds great! I think that I have enough on my plate and would love to get some help :) |
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I have swiftlang/swift-package-manager#8210 as a draft that will allow us to enforce/required the self-hosted windows pipelines, which we can then work on re-enabling the skipped tests on windows. Once the Windows self-hosted pipeline is marked required, we can then work on enabling the Swift PM tests in the Swift PM PR Windows platform build |
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@compnerd : I created #80405 as I did not have permissions to push to your branch to resolve the merge conflicts. I'm happy to continue trying to enable the Swift PM test in the Windows platform builds in this PR -if you want to grant me push access to the branch, or I can continue in my fork. Please let me know if you have any preference. |
This will enable the SPM test suite to be built with a self-hosted
build to ensure that we do not regress the SPM builds on Windows.