Compile generated packages on Linux when testing#81
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liamnichols merged 6 commits intomainCreateAPI/CreateAPI:mainfrom Aug 3, 2022
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Compile generated packages on Linux when testing#81liamnichols merged 6 commits intomainCreateAPI/CreateAPI:mainfrom
liamnichols merged 6 commits intomainCreateAPI/CreateAPI:mainfrom
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Prior to this change, we had a CI step on macOS that would test to ensure that every generated package in the tests would compile.
To avoid recompiling dependencies every time, we used an Xcode Project to group them all together and compile as one single project. The problem with this however was that it didn't work on Linux because it needed Xcode.
In this change, I do the same thing but via a Swift Package.