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Installing master on Ubuntu 16.04 fails – DispatchQueue.global(qos:)? #94
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So that looks like master yes? |
Ok, let me check both if it's master and if |
Yes, I'm quite confident that it's master and here's the
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I suspect it’s the |
I'm just trying different |
Yeah, you were right, both |
Looks like this SO question or this open Swift issue could be the issue, no? |
Okay, actually it looks more like this open Swift issue. |
I just tried the latest Swift snapshot (from 2018-08-02) and Swift 4.0.3 and the issue appears in all of the tested version. |
Yes, Mint itself has to check for Linux to not add this flag when installing other tools here https://github.com/yonaskolb/Mint/blob/master/Sources/MintKit/Mint.swift#L289 The command basically just bundles up swift with the binary. Not having it means that the binary may fail when a new version of swift comes out and may have to be re-installed. ABI stability in Swift 5 should solve this though. A workaround is to not run the
The fix would be to make the Makefile aware of it was running on Linux and adjust accordingly |
Thank you for the workaround, it kinda worked! 🌟 When running with the
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I don’t think Ice supports Linux. I actually just opened an issue there |
I'm currently trying to get mint installed on an Ubuntu 16.04 system (CI) but I get the following error using Swift 4.1.3:
Any idea how I can fix the issue?
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