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… instead of names of executables Update the completion tool so it prints the list of executable names instead of target names. The executable products names determines the name fo the actual binary written to disk, which is what you'd want from a completion-tool. That patch also adds a few tests for completion-tool around this specific behaviour. There weren't existing tests for the completion-tool. More tests to follow in a subsequent PR focusing on testing this area specifically. Fixes swiftlang#8033
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…es (swiftlang#8053)" This reverts commit 5efd210.
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Update the completion tool so it prints the list of executable names instead of target names. The executable products names determines the name fo the actual binary written to disk, which is what you'd want from a completion-tool.
That patch also adds a few tests for completion-tool around this specific behaviour. There weren't existing tests for the completion-tool. More tests to follow in a subsequent PR focusing on testing this area specifically.
Fixes #8033