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Author ned.deily
Recipients ned.deily, ronaldoussoren, serhiy.storchaka, steve.dower
Date 2020-07-31.11:12:46
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The immediate problem is that the version of Xcode you are using supplies a MacOSX10.15 SDK by default. Since you are running on 10.14, the test passes if you build using a MacOSX10.14 SDK. Either upgrade to 10.15 or grab the 10.14 SDK from a previous version of Xcode or the Command Line Tools (which is all you need to build and test Python) and make that SDK the default.  Ronald's patch will eventually fix that but, unless you are building for a newer OS version on an older OS version, it is still safest to use the SDK version that corresponds to the running system.
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