Fix compiler crash on Swift 6.2.3 debug builds#151
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Thank you @adam-fowler 🙏
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Motivation
To cross compile on macOS you have to use an SDK release downloaded from swift.org. Unfortunately all release SDK for macOS have debug enabled. This small edit ensures swift-configuration compiles using a 6.2.3 debug SDK.
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Remove
if let fileContentsand replace withfileContents != nil. The code looks slightly more ugly in that it requires a ! two lines down.Result
You can cross compiler swift-configuration on macOS using a 6.2.3 release