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Hi. I'm pretty new to Swift and the ecosystem so I don't have a great grasp on it all. I've been unable to use The output below is with Thanks!
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Hi @ahtcx, as far as I know this only affects certain builds of Swift, in particular ones that have assertions enabled. I believe this is the case with swiftly toolchains, but if you use the toolchains that come with Xcode it works, and it works in other toolchains such as the Linux toolchains. I really don't know what the correct answer is here, and the Swift forums post linked from the GitHub issue does not help things much either. On the one hand it would be nice for our library to build with assertions enabled, but on the other hand Swift has a lot of bugs that fail to compile perfectly fine Swift code. And parameter packs tend to push Swift to its limits more than other features, which StructuredQueries highly depends on. Can you use the official Xcode toolchains instead of swiftly? |
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Hi @ahtcx, as far as I know this only affects certain builds of Swift, in particular ones that have assertions enabled. I believe this is the case with swiftly toolchains, but if you use the toolchains that come with Xcode it works, and it works in other toolchains such as the Linux toolchains.
I really don't know what the correct answer is here, and the Swift forums post linked from the GitHub issue does not help things much either. On the one hand it would be nice for our library to build with assertions enabled, but on the other hand Swift has a lot of bugs that fail to compile perfectly fine Swift code. And parameter packs tend to push Swift to its limits more than other features, whi…