Use different metavar for --filter-by-project instead of --filter-by-tag in run_sk_stress_test
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…by-tag` I just realized `--filter-by-project` is using the same metavar as `--filter-by-tag`. Most likely a copy-paste error.
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This doesn’t affect the actual source compatibility suite run, so there’s no need to run CI on it. |
clackary
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@swift-ci Please test |
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I just realized
--filter-by-projectis using the same metavar as--filter-by-tag. Most likely a copy-paste error.