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[SR-15747] cmark test failure results in incomplete compiler build #58024
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Maybe this is a Python issue?
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Comment by Pranav Kasetti (JIRA) I have the same issue and it's not python related, because I have Python 3.9 |
I also have status 65 error, but I don't see which tests failed.
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I think it's caused by the python version.
following error:
Still doesn't seem to be using system python,I'm still looking for a solution. |
Python 2.7 is no longer supported in the Swift build system. At this point, I think most uses of python in the Swift builds explicitly require Python 3, though it's possible we missed some things. |
After I used python3, I got the following error:
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We no longer support building the compiler via the Xcode generator. The recommended workflow using Xcode is described here. For posterity, you do not need |
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: d432e51908aec301e43aa7646dfb2a44
Issue Description:
I’m trying to build swift using the GettingStarted.md. Here’s my build-script command:
cmark fails to build:
This halts the compiler build. Shouldn’t the instructions in GettingStarted.md either skip the tests or ignore test failures?
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