Add xdgTestHelper into the TestFoundation bundle as an auxiliaryExecutable #1564
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…table. - For Linux, set the output executable from the swiftc to go into the TestFoundation application directory. - For DarwinCompatibiltyTests, build xdgTestHelper as a command line tool then add a build phase to copy it to the 'Executables' destination. - For TestFoundation.app, build xdgTestHelper as a cocoa .app so that Xcode doesnt statically link it to the Foundation from the Swift toolchain, then copy the binary.
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@swift-ci please test |
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@swift-ci please test and merge |
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For Linux, set the output executable from the swiftc to go into
the TestFoundation application directory.
For DarwinCompatibiltyTests, build xdgTestHelper as a command
line tool then add a build phase to copy it to the 'Executables'
destination.
For TestFoundation.app, build xdgTestHelper as a cocoa .app so
that Xcode doesnt statically link it to the Foundation from the
Swift toolchain, then copy the binary.
This is a followup to #1562 which made
xdgTestHelperinto a standalone single.swiftfile.