Detect embedded swift in flags #8693
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SwiftPM currently only detects Embedded Swift set via a swift settings and uses this to enable/disable a couple features. This is nice, but doesn't handle the case where Embedded is enabled via a user flag, typically set in a toolset.json. This commit updates the logic to also search for "-enable-experimental-feature Embedded" in the various place user flags can be placed.
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IIUC, this addresses #8688 |
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SwiftPM currently only detects Embedded Swift set via a swift settings and uses this to enable/disable a couple features. This is nice, but doesn't handle the case where Embedded is enabled via a user flag, typically set in a toolset.json. This commit updates the logic to also search for "-enable-experimental-feature Embedded" in the various place user flags can be placed.