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Does this apply to Windows? That needs to be verified before we can merge this as we shouldn't regress it. |
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There are two subtle changes in behavior here: - This call will fail if the file system doesn’t support atomic operations. I’m not sure if we need to support file systems that don’t allow atomic operations here. rdar://124727242
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* **Explanation**: When using sourcekit-lsp with VS Code it often happens that sourcekitd is trying to read the `output-file-map.json` while SwiftPM is writing it non-atomically. This results in a buffer in sourcekitd that is not null-terminated. To fix this issue, generate the output file map atomically. * **Scope**: Generation of `output-file-map.json` * **Risk**: This could fail if the `FileSystem` subclass in SwiftPM does not support atomic write operations. But I think we only really care about the local file system here, which does support atomic operations * **Testing**: Tests continue passing. I will verify that this fixes the sourcekitd crashes when a new toolchain is released with the fix * **Issue**: rdar://124727242 * **Reviewer**: @MaxDesiatov on #7406
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There are two subtle changes in behavior here: - This call will fail if the file system doesn’t support atomic operations. I’m not sure if we need to support file systems that don’t allow atomic operations here. rdar://124727242
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There are two subtle changes in behavior here: - This call will fail if the file system doesn’t support atomic operations. I’m not sure if we need to support file systems that don’t allow atomic operations here. rdar://124727242
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There are two subtle changes in behavior here:
rdar://124727242