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`assertMacroExpansion` requires macros to be compiled for target platform and evaluated in-process. We can't handle the case of indirect macro dependencies cleanly, those will be still compiled for the host. Supersedes #7349.
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Seems reasonable to me
This fixes `PackageToolTests.testPluginAPIs` assertion failures caused by randomized ordering.
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This reverts commit 2c18196.
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`assertMacroExpansion` requires macros to be compiled for target platform and evaluated in-process. We can't handle the case of indirect macro dependencies cleanly, those will be still compiled for the host. Supersedes swiftlang#7349. This doesn't contain tests to expedite the fix and unblock broken CI jobs, but I've verified locally that test products of the `Examples` package in `apple/swift-syntax` repo can be built successfully and these tests all pass.
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`assertMacroExpansion` requires macros to be compiled for target platform and evaluated in-process. We can't handle the case of indirect macro dependencies cleanly, those will be still compiled for the host. Supersedes swiftlang#7349. This doesn't contain tests to expedite the fix and unblock broken CI jobs, but I've verified locally that test products of the `Examples` package in `apple/swift-syntax` repo can be built successfully and these tests all pass.
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assertMacroExpansion
requires macros to be compiled for target platform and evaluated in-process. We can't handle the case of indirect macro dependencies cleanly, those will be still compiled for the host. Supersedes #7349.This doesn't contain tests to expedite the fix and unblock broken CI jobs, but I've verified locally that test products of the
Examples
package inapple/swift-syntax
repo can be built successfully and these tests all pass.