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[SR-6488] Source Compatibility Suite: Plank and R fail with error: multiple products named '...' #4910
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@DougGregor The change list has mainly your changes |
@swift-ci create |
This is due to a swiftpm change, here: #1393 |
See PR for full discussion. I think we should disable these packages until they submit a fix. |
@shahmishal aschwaighofer@apple.com (JIRA User) Given the lack of policy right now, do you know who can decide what to do for this particular case? |
I am disabling the package here: apple/swift-source-compat-suite#106 Broken source compatibility suite have to be disable to unbreak the build. That is a policy 😉. So in absence of a decision on your issue they will stay disabled. For the actual policy I would raise discussion on swift-dev? |
Can we also notify the project owners so they can fix the issue and re-enable the projects? Please CC swift-build-dev for any topic related to package manager. |
Just do be clear, I am not starting a discussion. I am just the build czar. This issue is caused by a change in swiftpm as far as I understand it. It therefore falls under swiftpm's responsibility to resolve this in my opinion. |
Sure. I'll go ahead and contact the project maintainers on the emails listed in the json. |
Huh, turns out Plank package is defined correctly, so it must be a bug in the package manager. I'll revert the package manager change and re-enable this package. I don't know why R.swift failed and I can't see the build log for packages in the jenkins logs, is there a place to see the verbose build log? |
You have to look in "Build Artifacts" in the CI. Here's a link for R: |
Thanks, got it. Looks like this happens when a package is using old manifest format and there is command line target. I am reverting the swiftpm patch here and then will re-enable these packages. |
These projects were re-enabled here: apple/swift-source-compat-suite#108 |
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: 6374607fa519cc46d7751316cb863b49
Issue Description:
https://ci.swift.org/job/swift-master-source-compat-suite/817
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