Jaehong Kang
Jaehong Kang
Might be it can be checked with `#if swift(>=5.7)`? I though `#if swift(>=5.7)` for stdlib, and `#if compiler(>=5.7)` for compiler.
Actually, `ENABLE_THREAD_SANITIZER` is not in Xcode settings. It is inserted by Scheme setting.  Because of that, Can not be added platform specific settings. (e.g. `ENABLE_THREAD_SANITIZER[sdk=iphonesimulator*][arch=x86_64]`) Just...
@ikesyo Ooops.. Yeah.. I should use that parameter.
I'm sure that there are no localization for xcodebuild (Actually, that messages from swift compiler. And I can't find in [swift repo](https://github.com/apple/swift/). I agree for that messages. But I don't...
Oh, sorry. I missed that. @jdhealy I meant which project run the Carthage command by `Build Script Phase`.
> What is your Terminal font and character set? I'm using SF mono on [iTerm2](https://iterm2.com), It's character set is probably UTF-8.
> looks good to me, has this been tested? Yes, tested on my iPod touch 7th gen. (on macOS)
> Welcome to the Dockerfile thunderdome! This PR might not get accepted because we're got like 6 other PRs doing similar things. > > Thank you for the effort tho....
> I would like to see if it could be flipped to use bookworm as the Debian image now that it's out, I tried but got errors related to `LoadError:...
@vmstan Now it should works.