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As more tests are added (including removal tests to come), the lists of expected diagnostics becomes ever-more unwieldy.
Encode sequences of these diagnostics.

@davidungar davidungar requested a review from artemcm June 4, 2021 20:31
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@swift-ci please test

@davidungar davidungar changed the title [Incremental testing] Encode sequences of diagnostics [NFC, Incremental testing] Encode sequences of diagnostics Jun 4, 2021
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Very nice cleanup, thank you.

expecting: [
.enablingCrossModule,
.readGraph,
.maySkip("main","other"),
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.maySkip("main","other"),
.maySkip("main", "other"),

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@swift-ci please test

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Thank you, @artemcm , for your kind words, speedy review, and good catches!

@davidungar davidungar merged commit ae13e01 into swiftlang:main Jun 4, 2021
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rdar://77998890

@davidungar davidungar deleted the add-remove-3 branch June 18, 2021 21:29
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