WIP: Introduce SwiftSetting API for controlling whether testability is enabled for a target #8004
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This introduces a new
enableTesting
API in SwiftSetting which allows targets to explicitly control whether testability is enabled, as some projects do not want to use the@testable
feature. This can also improve debug build performance as significantly fewer symbols will be exported from the binary in the case where@testable
is disabled.The default is equivalent to
enableTesting(true, .when(configuration: .debug))
, so there is no behavior change from today without explicitly adopting this new API.The --enable-testable-imports/--disable-testable-imports command line flags now acts as overrides -- if specified, they will override any build settings configured at the target level, and if unspecified, the target-level settings will be respected.