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…k build) xtool sdk build downloads darwin-tools-linux-llvm's toolset and the OpenAppleMacrosServer binary from GitHub releases. Builds without network (Nix and other sandboxed package builds, air-gapped machines) cannot do that. Two optional environment variables point at local copies instead: - XTOOL_TOOLSET_TARBALL: a toolset-<arch>.tar.gz, unpacked with tar - XTOOL_OAM_SERVER: an OpenAppleMacrosServer executable, copied (written as a new file, so a read-only source does not make the SDK copy read-only) Without them, nothing changes.
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245-253: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAvoid the blocking wait in the local-toolset path.
installToolset(in:)is asynchronous, butProcess.waitUntilExit()occupies a cooperative-executor thread whiletarruns. The current SDK-build callers run one build serially, so this is an optional performance refactor, not a demonstrated build-availability failure.Processhas no attached pipe, so there is no pipe state to drain.Suggested fix
- let tar = Process() - // /bin/sh finds tar on PATH (the Nix build sandbox has no /usr/bin/env) - tar.executableURL = URL(fileURLWithPath: "/bin/sh") - tar.arguments = ["-c", "exec tar xzf \"$0\" -C \"$1\"", local, toolsetDir.path] - try tar.run() - tar.waitUntilExit() - guard tar.terminationStatus == 0 else { throw Console.Error("Could not unpack toolset \(local)") } + try await Subprocess.run( + .name("tar"), + arguments: ["xzf", local, "-C", toolsetDir.path], + output: .discarded, + error: .discarded + ) + .checkSuccess()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 245-253: Update the local-toolset branch in installToolset(in:) to
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a few comments! re Nix, consider using NixOS/nixpkgs#548520 for a bona fide xtool derivation
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use Subprocess like we do for the existing tar xzf operation
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why not copy and change permissions?
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nit: we should hoist this and reuse it in the let outputPath further down
…ndent) - local toolset: Subprocess.run(tar) like the download path, no blocking Process wait - move the download into downloadToolset(into:), so the existing code keeps its indentation - local macro server: copyItem + setAttributes; resolve symlinks first, because copyItem copies a symlink as a symlink (a relative link then dangles in the SDK) - hoist outputPath and reuse it
…s, copy + chmod with resolved symlinks)
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- Line 286: Normalize the XTOOL_TOOLSET_TARBALL value before passing it to tar
in the SDKBuilder flow: expand a leading tilde and resolve the path to an
absolute, standardized path so relative paths do not resolve against toolsetDir.
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Thanks for the review! Addressed in fbe451d and acc11fc:
Re-tested: built with Swift 6.4; Thanks for the pointer to NixOS/nixpkgs#548520 too. I'll look at whether my flake can use it. |
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xtool sdk builddownloads two files from GitHub releases:darwin-tools-linux-llvm,toolset-<arch>.tar.gz)OpenAppleMacrosServer-<arch>This PR adds two optional environment variables that point at local copies:
XTOOL_TOOLSET_TARBALLXTOOL_OAM_SERVERWithout the variables,
xtool sdk buildbehaves as before.Why
Builds without network cannot download: Nix builds (the sandbox has no network), other sandboxed package builds, and air-gapped machines. With this change, a package can fetch both files by pinned hash and give them to xtool.
Details:
tarruns through/bin/sh(it findstaronPATH). The Nix build sandbox has no/usr/bin/env.0755. A copy of a read-only source (for example from/nix/store) would keep the read-only mode, and the next step would fail with "You don't have permission".Tested
On this branch (
6b1ad8f, based onmainatd802c71), on NixOS x86_64:swift build -c release --product xtoolwith Swift 6.4.0 (swift.org): builds.xtool sdk build Xcode_27.xipin a network namespace with no network at all (unshare --net), with both variables set: builds the full SDK (iPhoneOS, iPhoneSimulator and MacOSX 27.0).OpenAppleMacrosServerin the result is writable (0755), and the source was a read-only file in/nix/store.Network is unreachable, so nothing else downloads.The same change (on the joshuaswarren/xtool fork) is in daily use in nix-apple-dev: the SDK builds in the Nix sandbox, and apps built with it run on an iPhone 12 mini (iOS 27.0).
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