I don't understand the cause of this but when I put this in my test, it refuses to build:
await withDependencies {
$0.userNotificationCenter.$add = { @Sendable userNotificationRequest in
await requests.setValue([userNotificationRequest])
}
} operation: {
// ...
}
Xcode provides no error other than Command SwiftCompile failed with a nonzero exit code. (I did also clean my build folder and clear derived data folder). After much sleuthing I found that the offending line was this:
$0.userNotificationCenter.$add = { @Sendable userNotificationRequest in
await requests.setValue([userNotificationRequest])
}
When I remove it, the test builds. When I assign it as a variable rather than inline, then it builds.
let add = { @Sendable userNotificationRequest in
await requests.setValue([userNotificationRequest])
}
$0.userNotificationCenter.$add = add // this builds
Is this a bug, or am I using something wrong?
You can see the full code at: https://github.com/DandyLyons/BrittanyArima-Steps/blob/31-add-unit-tests/StepsTests/SettingsViewTests.swift
I don't understand the cause of this but when I put this in my test, it refuses to build:
Xcode provides no error other than
Command SwiftCompile failed with a nonzero exit code.(I did also clean my build folder and clear derived data folder). After much sleuthing I found that the offending line was this:When I remove it, the test builds. When I assign it as a variable rather than inline, then it builds.
Is this a bug, or am I using something wrong?
You can see the full code at: https://github.com/DandyLyons/BrittanyArima-Steps/blob/31-add-unit-tests/StepsTests/SettingsViewTests.swift