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The same thing occurs on both macOS 10.14 (Mojave) and Ubuntu 18 (Bionic).
The bug is completely new to Swift 5.1. Earlier versions of Swift handled this situation just fine.
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md5: 091f476a2b16b059d29fb51e98572f8a
Issue Description:
If the directory name of the package under development collides with the final path component of a dependency, the package manager refuses to do anything, falsely reporting a cyclic dependency.
This three‐line script triggers it using the package manager’s own demonstration packages:
This is used for the overriding behavior for path-based dependencies. Perhaps we can do something better here but PubGrub shouldn't crash at the very least.
Environment
The same thing occurs on both macOS 10.14 (Mojave) and Ubuntu 18 (Bionic).
The bug is completely new to Swift 5.1. Earlier versions of Swift handled this situation just fine.
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: 091f476a2b16b059d29fb51e98572f8a
Issue Description:
If the directory name of the package under development collides with the final path component of a dependency, the package manager refuses to do anything, falsely reporting a cyclic dependency.
This three‐line script triggers it using the package manager’s own demonstration packages:
And this is the resulting complaint:
The first half of the error does not always appear.
With
--enable-pubgrub-resolver
the only output is “Illegal instruction: 4
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