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Conditionally conform to Combine.TopLevelDecoder #132
Conditionally conform to Combine.TopLevelDecoder #132
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I wonder if the solution would be to remove
macOS 10.15.0
clause until that's released? We would avoid crashing on CI until then too. After all I wouldn't mind tagging a minor release just for enabling that later when Catalina is released and available on CI.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Removing macOS from the availability annotation would instead result in a compiler error. The issue is that we successfully compile & link, but then attempt to run the tests on a platform where the framework doesn't exist and instead crash when the symbol can't be loaded.
If we want to exclude the test from macOS altogether, we could add
#if !os(macOS)
to the compiler directive at the top of the file. The tests won't be exercised on CI then, so it might still make sense to add a CI job that runs on Xcode 11 + iOS?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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The Xcode 11 job already tests on macOS, iOS and tvOS, so that should be fine.