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Sever TSC/Driver dependencies if using SwiftBuild Framework #8442
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Recovering
&& ProcessInfo.processInfo.environment["SWIFTPM_NO_SWBUILD_DEPENDENCY"] == nil
seems to allow the previous behaviour of disabling swift-build completely from SwiftPM.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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SWIFTPM_NO_SWBUILD_DEPENDENCY
was a temporary workaround until we were able to properly integrate SwiftBuild in the toolchain build. I don't believe it's required anymore since #8373 was mergedThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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That's unfortunate. It was really helpful for workflows that did not want to use SwiftBuild just yet until all the dust settled. The SwiftPM code seems prepared to work without it, and as the small modification proves, it doesn't seem really necessary for SPM to work.
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That code should be dormant until we make it the default build system and that will likely take quite a while yet.