Set swift.swiftSDK for target platforms #1390
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SourceKit-LSP now provides code editing support for non-macOS Darwin platforms starting Swift 6.1 using the --swift-sdk flag. Set this flag to the appropriate target triple when using the "Select Target Platform" feature on macOS. Issue: swiftlang#1335
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| : ""; | ||
| if (sdkForTarget !== undefined) { | ||
| if (sdkForTarget !== "") { | ||
| configuration.sdk = sdkForTarget; |
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Not sure if we should keep configuration.sdk for toolchains less than 6.1 or if we should just avoid setting it entirely since it doesn't provide any code editing support from SourceKit-LSP. Also it seems like we'll need either configuration.sdk or configuration.swiftSDK set, but not both together.
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Not sure if we should keep
configuration.sdkfor toolchains less than 6.1 or if we should just avoid setting it entirely since it doesn't provide any code editing support from SourceKit-LSP.
I'm leaning towards just hiding this command altogether on unsupported toolchain and OS combinations instead of showing a warning notification. The setting description in the package.json should probably have a warning about this as well.
Also it seems like we'll need either
configuration.sdkorconfiguration.swiftSDKset, but not both together.
I'm not entirely sure of the difference between the two, but I'm guessing configuration.sdk is for older Swift versions that don't support the --swift-sdk option? In which case we could even change the behaviour of this command depending on the Swift version.
SourceKit-LSP now provides code editing support for non-macOS Darwin platforms starting Swift 6.1 using the
--swift-sdkflag. Set this flag to the appropriate target-triple when using theSelect Target Platformfeature on macOS.Issue: #1335