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The vscode-swift extension needs to open the VS Code UI to run tests. As such we cannot run these tests under a docker container as there is no tool like xvfb for Windows. This PR provides powershell scripts to install the VS Build Tools and apporpirate version of Swift. Projects can use this workflow by setting the input enable_windows_docker: false
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@shahmishal this is what vscode-swift will need to run tests |
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Dec 2, 2024
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This looks good, can you fix the YAML and License failures before merging the changes? |
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@shahmishal done |
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vscode-swift extension needs to be able to run without Docker. the vscode-test-client opens a VSCode window to provide the "vscode" namespace API for interacting with vscode for the tests to stimulate behaviour and access VSCode state. For this, using powershell scripts to install MS build tools and swift, taking inspiration from the swift docker files