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The `_InternalTestSupport` and `_InternalBuildTestSupport` modules have XCTest assert helper functions, that, when called from a Swift Testing test, is essentially a no-op. During migration to Swift Testing, this could lead to false positives if the helpers function are not converted to use Swift Testing APIs. During the transition, update all helper functions to detect whether the caller is executing in the XCTest or Swift Testing context, and call the appropriate API given the library.
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The `_InternalTestSupport` and `_InternalBuildTestSupport` modules have XCTest assert helper functions, that, when called from a Swift Testing test, is essentially a no-op. During migration to Swift Testing, this could lead to false positives if the helpers function are not converted to use Swift Testing APIs. During the transition, update all helper functions to detect whether the caller is executing in the XCTest or Swift Testing context, and call the appropriate API given the library.
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The
_InternalTestSupport
and_InternalBuildTestSupport
modules have XCTest assert helper functions, that, when called from a Swift Testing test, is essentially a no-op. During migration to Swift Testing, this could lead to false positives if the helpers function are not converted to use Swift Testing APIs.During the transition, update all helper functions to detect whether the caller is executing in the XCTest or Swift Testing context, and call the appropriate API given the library.