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Expand Up @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ The LLVM lit-based testsuite
**Run by**:

* Engineers and contributors are expected to run tests from these testsuites
locally before commiting. (Usually on a single platform, and not necessarily
locally before committing. (Usually on a single platform, and not necessarily
all tests.)

* Buildbots run all tests, on all supported platforms.
Expand All @@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ For day-to-day work on the Swift compiler, using check-swift should be
sufficient. The buildbot runs validation tests, so if those are accidentally
broken, it should not go unnoticed.

Before commiting a large change to a compiler (especially a language change),
Before committing a large change to a compiler (especially a language change),
or API changes to the standard library, it is recommended to run validation
test suite.

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* ``%sdk``: FIXME.
* ``%gyb``: FIXME.

* ``%platform-module-dir``: absolute path of the directory where the stdandard
* ``%platform-module-dir``: absolute path of the directory where the standard
library module file for the target platform is stored. For example,
``/.../lib/swift/macosx``.

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