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Infer properties of derived test target. #7041
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Ah, self-hosted compiler is too old for Fancy If™. Will fix when I am back at a desk next week. |
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Right now, when we construct the derived test target used on Linux/Windows with corelibs-xctest, we don't preserve the `platforms` property. The toolchain then infers a value for it based on the current OS. Since Swift doesn't currently support versioning on those platforms, the end result is the same. However, if we want to start using a derived test target with swift-testing on Apple platforms, we need to propagate this information correctly. This PR does that.
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Right now, when we construct the derived test target used on Linux/Windows with corelibs-xctest, we don't preserve the
platforms
property. The toolchain then infers a value for it based on the current OS. Since Swift doesn't currently support versioning on those platforms, the end result is the same.However, if we want to start using a derived test target with swift-testing on Apple platforms, we need to propagate this information correctly. This PR does that.