[SR-9526] No public way to detect if XCTContext can run activity #357
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Here's my ugly workaround for the problem, which relies on some private Xcode environment details: pointfreeco/swift-snapshot-testing#143 Open to suggestions for better solutions! |
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Sorry for the (very!) late reply. This API is part of the XCTest framework that ships in Xcode, not part of the open-source XCTest Swift library hosted here. If this is still an issue for you, please send Apple feedback using the Feedback Assistant. If you reply with the "FB" number you're given, I can make sure it is routed to the correct team and associated with this GitHub issue. |
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Environment
Most recent `swift test` on macOS
Additional Detail from JIRA
md5: f46c9e3552dd5f499882497bafd285c3
Issue Description:
Right now XCTest doesn't provide a way to detect if activities can run:
https://github.com/apple/swift/blob/518f26af062a70087d78459bd5f0e440258ff7fd/stdlib/public/Darwin/XCTest/XCTest.swift#L26
This means it's impossible to build a library that uses activities in one configuration and not in another via the public API.
See:
Activities are not available in SwiftPM projects (even on macOS) when using `swift test`
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