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The Swift Docc has to run in a Linux container to be able to build the documentation, as it needs access to the inotify.h header files.
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# ``TaskCLI``
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The build tool for the Swift Inotify project.
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## Overview
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`TaskCLI` is a small command-line executable (exposed as `task` in `Package.swift`) that automates project-level workflows. Its primary purpose is running integration tests and generating documentation inside Linux Docker containers, so you can validate inotify-dependent code on the correct platform even when developing on macOS.
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### Running the Tests
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```bash
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swift run task test
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```
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This launches a `swift:latest` Docker container with the repository mounted at `/code`, then executes two test passes:
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1. All tests **except** `InotifyLimitTests` — the regular integration suite.
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2. Only `InotifyLimitTests` (with `--skip-build`) — tests that manipulate system-level inotify limits and must run in isolation.
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The container is started with `--security-opt systempaths=unconfined` so that the limit tests can write to `/proc/sys/fs/inotify/*`.
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### Generating Documentation
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```bash
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swift run task generate-documentation
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```
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This copies the project to a temporary directory, injects the `swift-docc-plugin` dependency via `swift package add-dependency` (if absent), and runs documentation generation inside a `swift:latest` Docker container. The resulting static sites are written to `./public/inotify/` and `./public/taskcli/`, ready for deployment to GitHub Pages.
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The working tree is never modified — all changes happen in the temporary copy, which is cleaned up automatically.
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### Verbosity
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Pass one or more `-v` flags to increase log output:
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| Flag | Level |
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| *(none)* | `notice` |
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| `-v` | `info` |
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| `-vv` | `debug` |
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| `-vvv` | `trace` |
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### Prerequisites
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Docker must be installed and running on the host machine. The container uses the `linux/arm64` platform by default.
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## Topics
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### Commands
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- ``Command``
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- ``TestCommand``
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- ``GenerateDocumentationCommand``
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### Configuration
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- ``GlobalOptions``
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### Errors
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- ``GenerateDocumentationError``
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