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--enable-swift-testing doesn't work on MacOS 14.6.1 #2

Open DaveBrennanEMS opened 2 weeks ago

DaveBrennanEMS commented 2 weeks ago

Hi Daniel,

Following your swift testing book and when I get to page 34 and try to create a package using swift testing from the command line it fails

swift package init --type=library --enable-swift-testing error: Unknown option '--enable-swift-testing' Usage: swift package init [--type ] [--name ] See 'package init -help' for more information.

I'm currently running MacOS 14.6.1 is this why?

DaveBrennanEMS commented 2 weeks ago

When I try running swift test from the command line in the sample package directory it tells me I need swift tools 6 and I only have 5.10. I'm currently using 5.10 for production work. Can I have two versions of swift tools installed or is there no downside of installing the beta version of swift tools?

dimsumthinking commented 2 weeks ago

Sorry if you’re using Xcode 16 b5 we don’t need the flag anymore. Just type swift test.You need beta 5 or above for the bookOn Aug 24, 2024, at 11:18 AM, DaveBrennanEMS @.***> wrote: When I try running swift test from the command line in the sample package directory it tells me I need swift tools 6 and I only have 5.10. I'm currently using 5.10 for production work. Can I have two versions of swift tools installed or is there no downside of installing the beta version of swift tools?

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editorscut commented 2 weeks ago

Also I will check the book instructions to make sure I haven’t left in old information- thank youOn Aug 24, 2024, at 11:25 AM, dimsumthinking @.> wrote: Sorry if you’re using Xcode 16 b5 we don’t need the flag anymore. Just type swift test.You need beta 5 or above for the bookOn Aug 24, 2024, at 11:18 AM, DaveBrennanEMS @.> wrote:

When I try running swift test from the command line in the sample package directory it tells me I need swift tools 6 and I only have 5.10. I'm currently using 5.10 for production work. Can I have two versions of swift tools installed or is there no downside of installing the beta version of swift tools?

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DaveBrennanEMS commented 2 weeks ago

Sorry, perhaps I'm not being clear: I have Xcode 16 beta 6 installed next to Xcode 15.4 At the command line if I type swift test it tells me I need swift tools 6 and I have 5.10 If I try to init a package without the --enable-swift-testing flag I get an XCTest based set of tests If I try to init a package with the flag it says that flag is an unknown option How can I force the upgrade to swift tools 6 and if I do so will I still be able to use Xcode 15.4?

DaveBrennanEMS commented 2 weeks ago

Daniel,

I found the answer - by default even when you’re running Xcode 16 beta 6 Xcode doesn’t set the tools to v6 - they stay on 5.10. You can fix this by going to Xcode settings//locations and setting Command line tools to Xcode-beta 16.0. IF I used the command line tools more often I guess I would have known that. Anyway I guess this won’t be a problem in a couple of weeks as we’ll all be running Xcode 16 release.

There’s a typo on page 42 - rever should be refer

I am loving the book. I really like the whole command line approach to testing - it has great promise for automation and I wasn’t aware this was available.

I look forward to seeing your workshops at iOSDevUK next week.

Dave

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When I try running swift test from the command line in the sample package directory it tells me I need swift tools 6 and I only have 5.10. I'm currently using 5.10 for production work. Can I have two versions of swift tools installed or is there no downside of installing the beta version of swift tools?

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Thank you and I apologize for the time this cost you. I will insert some text to address this and fix the typo.See you soon!On Aug 26, 2024, at 7:28 PM, DaveBrennanEMS @.***> wrote: Daniel,

I found the answer - by default even when you’re running Xcode 16 beta 6 Xcode doesn’t set the tools to v6 - they stay on 5.10. You can fix this by going to Xcode settings//locations and setting Command line tools to Xcode-beta 16.0. IF I used the command line tools more often I guess I would have known that. Anyway I guess this won’t be a problem in a couple of weeks as we’ll all be running Xcode 16 release.

There’s a typo on page 42 - rever should be refer

I am loving the book. I really like the whole command line approach to testing - it has great promise for automation and I wasn’t aware this was available.

I look forward to seeing your workshops at iOSDevUK next week.

Dave

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Sorry if you’re using Xcode 16 b5 we don’t need the flag anymore. Just type swift test.You need beta 5 or above for the bookOn Aug 24, 2024, at 11:18 AM, DaveBrennanEMS @.***> wrote:

When I try running swift test from the command line in the sample package directory it tells me I need swift tools 6 and I only have 5.10. I'm currently using 5.10 for production work. Can I have two versions of swift tools installed or is there no downside of installing the beta version of swift tools?

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