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xingyaner is a new contributor to projects/swift-nio. The PR must be approved by known contributors before it can be merged. The past contributors are: catenacyber, asraa |
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we're looking to upgrade swift instead of this approach. will leave this open and we can assess once swift has been upgraded if the issue is resolved.
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Might make sense to close things since I think this is now fixed since the Swift version was updated. |
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The fuzzing build error occurs because the latest source code of the project has been updated to require the Swift 6.0 toolchain, while the OSS-Fuzz base image currently only provides Swift 5.10.1, resulting in a version mismatch error.
By modifying the Dockerfile, a specific older version code compatible with Swift 5.10 (Tag 2.55.0) was forcibly checked out, thus avoiding toolchain conflicts caused by upstream dependency upgrades and enabling the build to be successful.