[test] Invert stdlib_dir conditional sense. #33065
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In swiftlang#32903, a substitution pseudovariable was introduced to refer to the path containing Swift.swiftmodule. Since builds on Linux put this file in a path with a subdirectory named after the architecture name -- and presumably builds on mac OS do not, a conditional was required to distinguish these two cases. However, builds on OpenBSD for example also put Swift.swiftmodule in a similar subdirectory like Linux. Thus, invert the sense of this conditional to encompass both Linux, OpenBSD, and make mac OS the specific case, which it is here.
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Makes sense to me @swift-ci smoke test |
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@swift-ci Please test Windows platform |
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Windows CI ran out of disk space. ⛵️ |
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In #32903, a substitution pseudovariable was introduced to refer to the
path containing Swift.swiftmodule. Since builds on Linux put this file
in a path with a subdirectory named after the architecture name -- and
presumably builds on mac OS do not, a conditional was required to
distinguish these two cases.
However, builds on OpenBSD for example also put Swift.swiftmodule in a
similar subdirectory like Linux. Thus, invert the sense of this
conditional: if mac OS, refer to the path without architecture name,
otherwise in all other cases (and therefore all other platforms), refer
to the architecture name subdirectory.